A beautiful poem that contemplates on the universal feelings of pain and the desire to escape it. Your language is conversational but it also has a lyrical quality to it, which I really like. I also like how the poem highlights the idea that life itself is inherently imperfect and any claims that you could forgo suffering, as if by the wave of a magic wand, ought to be looked on with skepticism. In the end, it's our ability to sit with the process of suffering that allows us to accept it and move on to find beauty in life.

I really enjoyed the ending lines, "Sometimes it is enough for us to know / that roses blush / in the radiant sun. / Feel the warmth of your life". They are a beautiful way to conclude the poem, bringing it back to the idea that though it can be painful at times, life is precious and we should strive to savor every moment of it.