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The tulip, your flower, has changed its form, its upright stem no longer crowned with perfect instances of hue. Like fallen petals, randomness now flutters in my heart, the sweet scent of bloom still floating on the edges of belief. My memories of breath’s brief signature break away and leave me in a world of lost directions, each flower shaded with the ghost of its inhabitant. Each flower is a kind of heart that can’t let go. Other losses translate into nuances of dream, but you are still a shadow in the moonlight, showing what’s no longer there.
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Jul 7, 2020
Jul 7, 2020 at 4:08 AM UTC
Tulips
The tulip, your flower, has changed its form, its upright stem no longer crowned with perfect instances of hue. Like fallen petals, randomness now flutters in my heart, the sweet scent of bloom still floating on the edges of belief. My memories of breath’s brief signature break away and leave me in a world of lost directions, each flower shaded with the ghost of its inhabitant. Each flower is a kind of heart that can’t let go. Other losses translate into nuances of dream, but you are still a shadow in the moonlight, showing what’s no longer there.
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Jul 7, 2020
Jul 7, 2020 at 4:08 AM UTC
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