Boundless Blooming

I'm gonna read something I had wrote.

This is about someone who's troubled, and copes with the fact through nature, specifically, flowers. Flowers are symbols of peace, they bring a person joy and pleasure.
Lavenders are grace and calmness, Dandelions represent the return of life, abundant strength, and power
Roses are romance, love, and beauty.
Alas, the sunflower.
Sunflowers symbolize adoration, and faith. Seeing these flowers give us a strong sense of hope, inspires us to continue on, even with our trials and tribulations swallowing us whole. We can find love within our hearts while gazing at their yellow petals,
Though this feeling is fleeting and fades away in time, as sunflowers come and go with the seasons. The feelings die out, wither with the end of summer, entering a seasonal depression.
The person, who has now lost their sense of adoration and faith, begins to feel conflicted with themselves, as they don't know where to go. Like they've lost it all in a single tick of a clock. They're trapped, lost in their racing mind.
That is until Spring rolls back around, and the various flowers begin to bloom. In desperate search of the yellow petals and brown florets, then instead find a new set of petals to adore. The Daisy Flower
Daisy flowers are known to be symbols of purity, innocence, new beginnings, joy, and cheerfulness. Seeing this, the person begins to feel sparks of joy again, disregarding all of their troubles that haunt them. Thinking about the bright side of things. They now know where to go, and what they're gonna do.
The simple change of a season took them to bloom into the light of tomorrow, as it doesn't matter at the end of the day.

Yeah, that was just a little something I felt in the moment, I thought it was cool.
But like, it has me wondering though...

When even is tomorr-