When love dies,
It ceases to exist.
And the flame that used to be,
Ceases to persist
It feels like a wound that won’t stop bleeding,
Like it’s your last breath you’re about to take,
And it feels like your soul’s watching,
And all you can do is pray you wake.
When love dies,
It’s like everything slows down to a stop
The tears that came rolling down your cheeks
Are taking ages to drop
To the cold tiled floor
I fell onto my knees,
It felt as if the light followed her shadow,
As she slammed closed the door…
Love died,
I know this because my soul died too.
And it was hurting as much
As all the pain I put her through.
When love died
I ceased to exist
The only thing that kept us together…
Ceased to persist.
by Billy Arends
even when dried out, they are still beautiful
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Thank you Julie. I do agree.
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I would’ve liked more light. Maybe daylight, the dried roses set on a clear garden table.
At your mom’s?
😉
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My original idea was to put the flowers in front of the window in the early evening with the blinds half open to catch the some of the shadows breaking either in front of or behind the flowers. Hopefully they will last and I can try both ideas.
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A good work just means trying and trying and trying again. 🙂
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And I have tried again and again. Hopefully after the edit I will have something to post.
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I’m sure you will. Enjoy the rest of your week-end. Here it’s raining. Feel like I’m in Brussels without the perks. 😦
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After the rain will be sunshine. My weekend was good too a few pics and relaxed a bit.
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The poem is deeply touching, your roses are perfect illustration /symbol for it!
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Thank you!
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