Momento Mori.
Momento Mori. I sit in a shaded tranquil spot; greenery halfway between burgeoning and gone over, where moss clings reassuringly to ancient stones. Milky white bells parade daintily in a haze of delicate scent. Just like the ones I know are secreted in fragile tissue in an attic; a happy memory awaiting discovery on a rainy day. On a fragment of scorched paper were once words, promises; unreadable now but still suspended somewhere in someone’s mind. Remembered. Light bends, carefully caressing the last tulip petal hinged to its stalk. And I know the love will always be there; even after his hand has let go.
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