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When you loved me, I


When you loved me, I was all of the flowers that bloomed in the open grass land.

I was every molecule of pollen that you'd see floating in the sunlight on a summer day.

Or that was at least what you said to me.

You said that I was the most beautiful work of art.

But I was only beautiful becasue you loved me.

So I suppose that I am hideous now.

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