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Two Colored Ti-Gon Flowers

By Tuan Tran

By Tuan TranPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Made by Copilot ∙ February 6, 2024 at 8:42 AM

One autumn ago, every sunset

Picking up fallen flower petals doesn't feel sad

Dye the sunlight through my hair

I'm waiting for someone to come with love

That person often looks coldly

The long road is so far away, it's shadowy in the afternoon

And the deep sky is misty and sandy

The hand holding the white flower branch felt sad

He often strokes my hair

Sigh while seeing me happy

It is said that the flower looks like a broken heart

I'm afraid our relationship will break

What did I know back then?

Disintegrated flower petals of renunciation

So he smiled and replied: 'White flower season

It's a bit of pure heart that doesn't change.

Little did I know that I would miss the village every time I went

Under the sky of hardship, death and love

You're so far away! - I'm so sad

On a happy day, firecrackers dyed the road

From there, collect and collect again

How long will my heart last?

My husband still knows I miss him

That person is still indifferent

I'm still walking next to life

My husband's cold love

But every autumn dies, every autumn dies

Still hiding in my heart a shadow of a person

So sad to read the novel today

Seeing everyone like the old flower petals

Pink like a broken heart

And blood-red petal color shot

I remember what you told me

A very distant past fall

Tonight I understand then I have

I've lost my old love

I'm afraid of the hazy autumn afternoon

The red flowers fall in the fall afternoon

The wind is cold and the clouds are deserted

That person crossed the river and stood waiting for the boat

If I knew that I was married

Oh my god, is that person sad?

I secretly thought about broken flowers

Title hearts fading, like a red blood.

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About the Creator

Tuan Tran

Content writers and marketers help solo entrepreneurs achieve organic growth. Likes reading books, meditating, thinking positively, eating sweets and having funny, cheerful conversations.

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