White Roses
It's easy to brazenly show up for life's strife, but equally painless to hide behind unrelenting reservations. To love deeply is second nature, but sometimes there was no heart behind this way of being. I was simultaneously recovering and poisoning myself. I had lived with dedication to changing with reckless abandon, while also destroying things that benefited me. There was a banal thought that existed in my mind - one day, it wouldn't matter anymore. Apathy and ubiquitous cynicism staved off the ability to recognize the truth that I was willfully ignorant of - the truth that you presented to me. Despite the mass measure of tribulations that life gave you and I, the concurrent unfurling of events that lead to our congruence only served to enhance the birth of what we are now. Black roses don't exist in nature, but the beauty that we found in the other's tenebrosity does. You thawed my frozen heart, reawakened my capacity for affection, and gave me all the reasons to believe in purity. You unveiled the light in my perpetual dark, reminding me that you held love for both, never shying away from the fact that there will always be both. When did life become so beautiful? Without a warning, you anesthetized the attachments that I held for melancholic sorrow. You brought a new melody that alleviated these tempestuous tunes - miseries that tied me to this Earth, and simultaneously pushed me closer to its edges. So as I loosen the noose that hangs my perturbed thoughts over me, I smile, knowing that I experienced a profound love that few will ever come across. How do we know that infinity exists? Especially when I always kissed the ocean, Especially when I always chased the horizon, I don't suppose that White Roses could live forever?







