Visions in the Flower is a lyrical, haunting tale about grief, memory, and redemption, centered on a wandering poet named Eiran who becomes ensnared in the strange power of the Sorrow-Petal-a mysterious flower that blooms only beneath an icy sun. When gazed upon, the flower reveals visions drawn from the deepest sorrows of the soul, luring people into a trance that leaves them lifeless husks. Eiran, cursed by the flower's call and haunted by a childhood tragedy he has never fully faced, journeys through a frozen world to uncover the flower's origin and the reason it has chosen him.His path leads him through abandoned villages, ancient ruins, and memory-bound landscapes where sorrow has taken physical root. Alongside the grim but loyal Rhyven, Eiran discovers the Rootmind, the flower's source-a repository of collective grief and remorse from forgotten ages. As he journeys deeper, he comes to realize that the flower is not only a mirror of pain, but also a vessel that holds unspoken truths. The key to breaking its power lies not in destroying it, but in naming sorrow aloud, in transforming it into verse that does not feed silence and shame, but gives shape to healing.Eiran's final act is not to conquer the Sorrow-Petal, but to rewrite its purpose. In doing so, he creates a new tradition: the Garden That Never Thaws, a living sanctuary where people across the world bring their grief, their memories, and their words to be held, not hidden. As the flower learns to remember not only pain but love, hope, and forgiveness, the world changes. Eiran's journey ends in peace, his final poem giving birth to a bloom that no longer needs frost to grow-only honesty. In this deeply poetic story, the flower becomes not a curse, but a place where sorrow can finally bloom into understanding.