Love is Like a Flower

Love is like a flower, because it develops from a seed and slowly grows and becomes a very beautiful thing. It all starts from a seed which is like two people confessing they have feelings for one another. Then turns into a little sprout this is like the relationship at its very first stages. And then becomes a bud right before two confess they love each other. Once the bud sprouts it is like the confession that  they love each other. Which thus the loving of one another becomes a great big beautiful flower. The sad thing is once the two start to fall out of love the flower beings to slowly die. Once it's last petal falls comes the end of the realationship. The death of a flower can end in many ways not just falling out of love but also one person could die or some other sort of tragedy can occur.

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  1. mRs. BeRZinSkASNovember 12, 2019 at 1:48 PM

    Your metaphor started out so optimistically, but I slllooowwwly died as I read it. Some love dies, and some love lasts. It is good to experience both. :)

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