petals fall off a stem
at something as simple as a change in the winds
fragile
is the heart beating inside of me
My heart is a flower
slowly blossoming

So keep the sunlight coming
Shine those rays upon me
Lest the excess darkness
Cause my petals to start wilting
Might the planets become disaligned
At the sight of you
I could go blind
If this all turns out to be a lie
Fragile, like a flower in the winter time
Fragile like a song with a broken beat
Rhythm without time
My existence might cease

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