Fleeting

by Jademark07   Feb 9, 2014


The last purple petal of a petunia finally falls.
See: shriveling sunflowers, decadent daffodils, dying dandelions, and wilting wisteria.
Not even the scarlet shade of the alluring amaranth lasts.

The autumn of the heart: The fatal fall of all the fiber of fantasies.
Withered will be those that were once blissfully blooming;
Faded and hazed will be the floral hues;
And then we will witness the white wild winter freezing the heavily hapless heart.

The mercurial memories;
The frosty fissures of reveries reminiscent of a once relentless river;
And all the fleeting fables of forever--
Ours was a blossom of an ephemeral flower.

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