The Fragile Flower

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The fragile flower,

Is dying this coming hour,

And the skies will shower,

The world with its tears-

Because everyone fears

The death of life

On such a quiet, moonlit night.

Darkness descends,

While we realize we all depend,

On some fraction of light

To remind us of reason.

Still, that is not what these tears say

On this sorrowful day.

I hear bells, I can solemly tell,

That lights dim the farther we go.

And even though I have always known,

That will do nothing to postpone

The death of a fragile flower

This coming hour

While the skies shower

Our haunted, lonely towers.

Thunder, we see, far out in the sea,

Shows us the reality of our dreams

Still, though, I hope

For dangling ropes that pull us up

From the deepest of holes

Because I hope for the broken

To be repaired

So we can grow a new flower

Someday, some hour

When the world will once again regain its power

To recover from the days of dark, to leave a mark

Of life, of beauty

Something that shows we truly have learned

From those dead flowers

That died those past hours

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