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When do petals lose their gentle sway? When do they detach And begin to float away? What sort of pressures Cause it's smoothness to fray? Dryed and roughened, Weakened and flayed. When do petals begin to fall? Into a world of dirt and decay... Soon after, when is it, That they crumble and break? Laying on a horizon strewn, With vague silhouettes and Unfamiliarity. And if after, the petal gathers itself, When is it, that it is raised into the sky, Into a familiar unfamiliar atmosphere? When is it that the petal loses itself, And in its emptiness, Tears at its own soul profusely? Elevated high Into the expansive, empty sky Away and away From any natural warmth And cleaved apart from any stability. Because... The petal, When it lays back against the wind, The image of freedom it always imagined, Was actually A prison.
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Jun 11, 2017
Jun 11, 2017 at 11:44 AM UTC
Petal skys
When do petals lose their gentle sway? When do they detach And begin to float away? What sort of pressures Cause it's smoothness to fray? Dryed and roughened, Weakened and flayed. When do petals begin to fall? Into a world of dirt and decay... Soon after, when is it, That they crumble and break? Laying on a horizon strewn, With vague silhouettes and Unfamiliarity. And if after, the petal gathers itself, When is it, that it is raised into the sky, Into a familiar unfamiliar atmosphere? When is it that the petal loses itself, And in its emptiness, Tears at its own soul profusely? Elevated high Into the expansive, empty sky Away and away From any natural warmth And cleaved apart from any stability. Because... The petal, When it lays back against the wind, The image of freedom it always imagined, Was actually A prison.
Yanamari
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Jun 11, 2017
Jun 11, 2017 at 11:44 AM UTC
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