An illustration for the song "Roses are Dead" that conveys something chaotic and

An illustration for the song "Roses are Dead" that conveys something chaotic and sad, but without being explicitly melancholic, it could have as a central element rose petals that seem to be falling or being undone. Instead of vibrant, living roses, the petals would be in muted shades, like gray, dark purple, or faded red. These petals could be scattered in a messy way, floating in the air or falling in a kind of chaotic spiral, symbolizing the collapse. No fundo, abstract lines or soft shapes could create a sense of movement, as if the petals were being carried by an invisible current of air. To avoid an overly sad feeling, the background could have soft shades of blue or light gray, creating a subtle contrast with the petals. small details, like delicate traces of light or shine, you could suggest that, Even in chaos, there is a certain beauty in the process of disintegration. The resulting image would capture the chaos and sadness in a visually interesting way, but not oppressive, with a mix of fragility and disorder that aligns with the title "Roses are Dead". Without a rose made. Like a single rose top in the center, its petals falling, fading away, falling apart.