Fading Love
If all love fades, then love is but a rose;
Ever blooming ‘till the day it decays
At first a seed, hidden below the ground
Apprehensive of the journey to come--
Surface nears, protrusion is imminent!
The first bud emerges, so gracefully
The gentle spring breeze tickles the soft petals
Euphoric aromas clog the senses
Eyes closed, a rose’s beauty goes unmatched
Eyes closed, roses’ allure intoxicates
Children frolic in a bed of roses
Oblivious to the thorns underneath
Winter approaches, the first petal falls;
Vibrancy turns fleeting as life dwindles
Last petal drops, never to be retrieved
The rose is lost like the love that once was
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