#dead relationship

God dammit, I do

But our garden started to die

And the flowers started to wilt

I tried so hard to bring it back to life

I hoped that all the love and nurture would somehow make a dead flower bloom

But you can’t bring something back from the dead

It’s all memories

Past tense

“I love you” turned into “loved”

But how can you stop something from dying

When it was the only thing you wanted to be alive

They say “don’t water a dead flower”

But what if that flower was your favorite flower

The flower that brought you to smile, to laugh, to wake up in the morning and feel good

I guess we all water a dead flower sometimes, especially when it meant so much

You were my favorite flower in a garden full of marvelous things

Watering you now seems pointless, but I loved you

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