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Sunflowers

Sunflowers

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Feb 9, 2016
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Life is like a sunflower... you are planted into this world without any say and as you grow, you get put into categories. You can either be the most beautiful, or you can be the one that everyone tries to cover up with the other flowers so that you can't see that the flower is dying. Me... I'm that flower. That flower that nobody wants to think about. But just like all the flowers, you get planted, you grow, you wilt, and you die... but nobody wants to think about the end. Except me, I just learned to live with that fact ever since I was born.
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I made a promise, a commitment, a vow, and an oath that I'd never fall into the brutality they call love ever again, as it is something not to be toyed with. Think of it this way: Love is like a scented candle. The candle stick and the waxed aroma make the candle itself. Then it's ignited by a great inferno, and together, they make a beautiful thing. It burns for a long time, but then it loses that flame, that spark that ignited the creature. I guess the two most important ingredients gave up on each other. "Love" can be a metaphor, a simile, but most of all, a promise. A promise that can't be kept, something that waits until infinity to be broken. At least that's what I, Roseabella Swayed, once believed.

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