Concrete Flowers
Concrete flower
(noun)
A concrete flower is a flower that grows in places where it was never meant to survive. It is a symbol of resilience, change, and beauty found in unlikely places.
Unlike flowers grown in gardens, concrete flowers are shaped by what surrounds them. They grow through cracks, endure harsh conditions, and bloom despite the world they were given.
They are proof that something delicate can exist somewhere unforgiving.
Me and you are concrete flowers
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CONTENTS
I. PICKING PETALS—
Dreamscapes
Laundry
Know Anything Interesting?
The Outcasts
Eyes of Evergreen
Ripples
II. SEREIN SPRING—
Miss Miss Rain
Almost
Backseat
Control
Sweet Tooth
III. THORNS—
Grudge
You’re So Funny
I’m Still All Yours
boys will be boys
Misery
IV. WILT AND WITHER—
Love Drought
Blue and Green
The Bends
Live to Forgive
Kid in a Sheet
I Can’t Win
V. OVERFLOW ORCHIDS
(A FEW LINES)—
The Cruel Sun
Puberty
I Could Be
If He Would See
Crime Scene
Heartsick
Call Me Pretty
The Bridge
