Hand me a rose,
soft as your lips,then prick me with
the thrill of new zeal
and leave meto wither alone,
in a garden of thorns-ours, a carefully curated
greenhouse of illusion,
a poisonous weed,spontaneous and deadly
as the beautiful oleander-:a summer dalliance
disrupting my heart's lilt
and hallucinating goodwill.

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Falling out
Poetryrollercoaster of emotions of a teen on an adventure called life, sad version