Once a Beauty

                               Few minutes ago, it was a crystal clear water

                                Which she ended up struggling against, the

                                   quicksand hiding beneath the sea floor

                               But it was too beautiful to refuse on sinking

                         She remembered how her parents taught her to plant

                                at a very young age; she would bring with her

                      the seeds she planted, in her heart; home to wild flowers

           thus, every time the wind escapes her lungs, she'd breathe dandelions

                                However, the raindrops dying on her cheeks

                      created a rosy red mist, and things she never knew exists

                       silently, a well-mind; home to sunshine and honeydews

                          sprinkled acid rain, destroying the life she planted