ROSES: SYMBOL OF LOVE OR CURSE

 



             Whenever we want to give anything to our lover or beloved the first thing that came to our mind is rose. To make a moment special and memorable we give roses. Even when we need to apologies we give roses. Because we know that a person can't stay mad seeing a rose which is expressing love. So rose is a symbol of love but not for everyone. For some people rose is curse. Curse of an unfinished love story, a reminder of betrayal. Whenever that person see a rose it reminds them about that worst day when a betrayer gave them that rose as a flower and they took that as a symbol of love. Roses reminds some people about that day when they thought roses will be the initial of their love stories but they were wrong. These people curse that moment, curse those roses.



Roses makes a person cry in happiness. It also makes a person cry in sorrow. Roses are the witness of thousands of unfinished love stories and hate stories too. Some people smiles seeing a rose and some people cries seeing a rose. Some people keep that first rose given by their lovers. Though it's dry now, it's  not red, it's not beautiful anymore but still it's as beautiful to them as before.



Again some people keep that rose as a lesson. A lesson of taking that rose as a symbol of love from a person who gave her roses just as a flower. Every rose petals are the witness of every fake promises that person gave to her.



According to mythology, Aphrodite's beauty  was so great that roses sprang up  wherever she walked. Aphrodite was the goddess of beauty. As a result red rose became a symbol of love and desire, and often used in romantic gesture and rituals.



On December 2019, a  boy gave roses to a girl. Roses talks silently it's a magic. Those roses whispered into that girl's ears, "Hey girl listen this boy loves you a lot, he can do anything for you, he will take care of you till his last breath. You know why ? Because he brought the most beautiful thing in this world for you roses". After some time that boy actually said each and everything what roses whispered. That day that  girl had two choices either accept those roses and give her heart to him or throw those roses and break that boys heart. That girl accepted those roses. She still have that rose. Now those roses whispers, "Stupid girl I was just a bunch of roses not promises. Not your fault actually, some people uses me without  knowing that I am the symbol of love". Roses are still symbol of curse for that girl.



The most common problem of our generation is that we don't think about the consequences. Before giving someone a rose we never think that this is a special thing we can't just give these randomly.

Before giving roses to someone think once are you giving it as a flower or something else . Be clear before giving it.. These roses will be a symbol of love or a symbol of curse for someone. It depends on you how you want to symbolize roses. As the symbol of love or curse.

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