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Love is Like a Rose


Love is like a rose It starts off fresh, beautiful standing strong, but as the life of it increases the strength decreases the scent begins to sour; peddles begin to wilt. In effort to salvage the dying soul of the flower it gets put upside down in hope it will revive. It may hold its body but everything else dies. The peddles turn as black as ones heart and the scent is no longer apparent.
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