Some Roses Never Fade

A gift from my number #1 fan 😘

Origami Rose 

Special Roses Do Not Die 

A Gift From A Fan

Reviews

[William Liston]

Hello there : )
I strongly agree with the message of this piece. Some gifts are too precious to fade. I think the best gifts are precious, not because of what they are, but because of who gave them to us. I like how this piece concisely expresses that theme. In your case, the origami rose was more valuable than a real one, simply because someone special gave it to you.
I found this piece relatable too. My freshman year of highschool, one of my companions drew a smiley face on one of my test. I still have that test. I keep it in a special place in my binder, the same binder I keep my poetry and diary entries in. Sometimes when I feel down, I look at it and smile again. I'd think the origami rose has the same effect.
Thanks for sharing this piece.

- William Liston

[Stacy Purvis]

All gifts given from the heart are precious; however, this rose was one of two made by the hands of a lovely, thoughtful, passionate person.
Handmade gifts from the heart are more valuable than any store bought gift (to me).

[Mr.Writer]

Wow! Wow! It's like a special gift from a family member to their son or daughter. It tells the reader in my opinion, that special people remain special and that no on can take their place or gift, such as a rose.
Amazing job Haiku specialist! :P

[Stacy Purvis]

A very special gift, indeed. In this case, it was from a beautiful person, a fan of mine, to me (A girl). ; )

[Mr.Writer]

Oh! That's interesting! ;)

[dearstace]

Definitely -not- a girl. But, I'll always be your #1 Fan.. ~~warm positive vibes~~

[Stacy Purvis]

hehe. I'm glad you're not a girl RAWR

[Mr.Writer]

Lollol :D ;P