A love lost and a new love discovered. In a beautiful metaphor.
Yellow roses were you
Yellow roses I loved you
Bright as the sun on a June afternoon
And just like summer you went to soon
Without any notice at all
Your bright beautiful petals began to fall
Wilting
Drying
Dieing
Sighing, I picked up the pieces
I began to plant again
New breed of roses
yellow roses used to have me Blushing
Now orange roses have me gushing
Falling
Faster
Loving
Harder
The one, you, orange roses
Like a sunrise and set
You begin and end all of my days
yellow roses are you who wilt and fall away
But Orange Roses, Orange roses are here to stay
Sierra Young
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