Flowers That Die
Flowers That Die by Gideon Halpin is a poetry collection published by BOOKBABY on December 17, 2021. This edition consists of 98 pages and is presented in English. The work features Sad Boy as both protagonist and narrator, exploring themes of beauty and the quest for eternity amidst the transient nature of life.
Readers will find a journey through the complexities of love and existence, as Sad Boy navigates a world filled with both joy and pain. The poems reflect on the fleeting moments of satisfaction and the inevitability of fading, culminating in a unique perspective on identity and resilience. This collection invites contemplation on the interplay of beauty and loss, encouraging readers to embrace the experience of life, even as it changes.
Official synopsis Publisher
Flowers That Die spoils the ending, but tells you to enjoy the ride.
In this collection of poems, Sad Boy is both protagonist and narrator, enchanted by beauty while seeking eternity. He crosses rainbows and falls from the clouds of love, the sting a reminder that it’s all for real. Caught between prayers and punches, Sad Boy searches for satisfaction in a world where everything fades.
In the end, he is neither sad nor a boy. All that remains is a covenant to dance in the sun until his face resembles a crumpled napkin.
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