In due season, the yesteryears of what once youth could be:
—I've been young in love —an old soul, but of a young heart
Like as a child likens their time to being plenty as when the sun is in their eyes Our youthful days have come to set, a flower in the skins of being a beautiful fragile being
I'd be like you see of my nature, twisting to sun of my creator We are all beautiful flowers— in the grounds of time, and life Planted with purpose; we grow, we live, wither off, and eventually die