You said the way everything is so broken between us is kind of pretty, like a rotting flower. Were we always
a flower? Building up to those few minutes of beautiful blossom, just waiting to live out our potential, hoping that we could miraculously last longer than our alloted time, knowing
we never would? Were we always fated to this slow withering and pulling back, each returning, folding into themselves, wishing the clock would run backwards? You said
to dust all things return, and we are trying to delay the inevitable. All I know is that all the tears I have shed will not regrow this flower.
I've always disliked flowers as a gift for this reason. Nature is so fickle, and how are things that are so fragile supposed to symbolise love that lasts more than a few days?