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Blackened Flowers


Blackened Flowers A wilting Flower Shriveled up with no power The loss of its greens Being eaten up by fiends The flower is dead There was none to keep it fed It lies on the ground Waiting to be found The sun shines in the sky The rain starts to fall as if it will fly A sun shower praises the earth A new flower will give birth
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