The Beauty of an English Rose.

A tribute poem to English Roses.

The Beauty of an English Rose.


The truth beholds in mine eye.
A rose is all that's best in beauty.
She encompasses its true forms,
its many resplendent radiant faces,
-which the sunlight gently graces.

Reflected in dazzling radiance,
that shows no earthly boundary.
Reaching to very farthest stars
beyond the blue seas of seven,
-angelical dream of lovely heaven.

She smiles rainbows bright,
spreading charms of empathy.
Serenely expressing great joy.
Endearing love, so very unequivocal,
-she walks in beauty, an eloquent miracle.

Her glorious curves alluring you,
in seductions so very sensual form.
What fabulous sexual symmetry!
A red blooded man's, rampant adore,
-provoking a mythical lions mighty roar!

Reviews

[Enid Blake]

Wow what a tribute! A great love poem :)

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

A love of natural beauty. :) Thank you.

[Mary]

This is so beautiful, like a Mona Lisa, encompassing the many forms of beauty in a smile, in an embrace, in her spirit, in her sensuality. Your poem truly celebrates and honors this very beautiful woman!

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Cheers Mary This poem was a gift to Ruth a thank you for friendship given.

[gombeggar]

well done...the expression of someone that has burned themselves in your heart and mind

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Beautiful review :)

[gombeggar]

i know the feeling only too well

[Claire Twinn]

Wow, like this poem she sounds like a work of art, almost too beautiful to touch.

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Thank you Claire I have added a picture of her now so you can decide for yourself.

[Claire Twinn]

She's stunning, but still lucky to have someone who appreciates her.

[sharonlee]

Sculpted with an eye for both visual and inner beauty.

Enchanting to read.

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

So kind :)

[PublishingAgent]

This reminds me of your Perfect Breasts poem. You have the lightest touch with words, you deliver them so humbly but this does not make them any less powerful, no sir it does not! I wonder if you know the trust you endear with these poems. any woman would find your words truly wonderful, you obviously have a lot of love in you.X

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Thank you Emma I dont know what to say....for a change!

[Bewitching Sensations]

Thats lovely John.. Im touched x x

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Am glad I got to give you something back Ruth. :) x

[Bewitching Sensations]

I really appreciate it..Those precious heart felt words will always stay with me babe .. You deserve all the love and luck in the world x xxx

[lothlorienwriter]

John one day you are going to write a bad poem on here. Today is not that day as you have pulled another rabbit out the hat with this one.

Endearing love, so very unequivocal,
-she walks in beauty, a eloquent miracle.

This woman Ruth must be very beautiful indeed to evoke such words as seen in this poem. You write so gently so superbly subtle. The last verse makes me think it would of been nice to see a picture of her, that's of course if she is real?

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Ha well I have added a photo of Ruth now so decide for yourself.

[lothlorienwriter]

An easy decision John! I think you English say " Blimey what a corker!" or is that the Australians?

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Hey Mark I thought you were English yourself?

[lothlorienwriter]

Ah I am an America living in old London Town.....who sent his vote through the post! Come on Obama Lol. By the way Ruth def gets my vote too!

[Bewitching Sensations]

:)

[Raven Starhawk]

Engaging the soul...that is what this poem does so beautifully. I can tell you poured your heart into this. You have such a splendid vocab and know how to manipulate words. I can tell she is a very special and beautiful lady.

[John Phoenix Hutchinson.]

Soul engaging.......Am glad you thought so as this was my aim.