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Chrysanthemum


Starting of as a seed, born into nativity, lectured by life’s rain.
The Downfall of the rich minerals pouring into the seeds life, filling it with strong nutrients to enhance the growth of the seed
Transitioning to adolescent years, the flower tends to grow small peddles, and begins to blossom in the colors of life.
The plant begins to feed off of the sun and starts to prosper. Swaying side to side, luscious peddles being blown by the wind. Quiet and patiently waiting for something to pass by,
Having the appreciation of mother nature’s nurturing, she sways with glee and glows with gorgeous colors.
During the continuation of growth, the blooming process begins, and the beauty spreads the air with a lovely essence.
The curls in the peddles twirl with perfection to the top,
Approaching this beautiful flower I sit right next to her to admire her beauty. Staying with this flower for all eternity watching her claim the title “Epitome of beauty”


 

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