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The Lilac and The Housefly: A Tale of Tortured Romanticism
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The Lilac and The Housefly: A Tale of Tortured Romanticism
October 24, 2025/ Nikki Mae Howard The lilac was unimpressive. Nothing more than a stick jabbed into soil with a price tag tied around the base of its stem, like some sort of prank on a naive consumer. And it worked. I saw the dingy branch and fell in love, sharing the same compassion as Charlie Brown when he bought that pathetic little Christmas Tree. I liked the idea of improving something. In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury writes, “It doesn’t m…
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