Lily of the Valley
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The Lily of the Valley symbol of purity, joy, love, sincerity, happiness and luck-also a symbol of tears, sadness, pain, loss and death.
Just like love.
Sometimes it's romantic, pure, sweet and makes your heart flutter.
But often, it's painful, sad and makes you feel miserable, awaken you everynight, almost ran out of breath crying and just trying to stop the noise you could make.
That is love-
and I don't know, when will I ever heal.
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