What If You Fell In Love, Then Died The Next Day? Poem by Jessica Wetzel

Hearts beating faster than expected,

With a smile reflecting the sun;

And as a simple kiss sends stars flying,

The loud silence shocks time.

Fast pace beats come to a screaming halt.

The dark shadows of winter clothing

Now wrapped around a mother's shoulders.

And the frail, shaking third finger

Is naked, set on a bride never to be.

Sorrowful cries of grief echoing through the snow.

Hearing distant tones of a sweet melody.

Seeing pale light floating as time begins to freeze.

With tears rolling down, watering the grave,

Blood red color pierces the white ground;

And a bed of roses begins to bloom.