I cannot claim ignorance of love's art,
For years I dwelled in bliss, free from pain's dart.
In darkness, our shadows danced in tune,
Yet sunlight pierced through rain's monsoon.
How do I bid farewell to such beauty, so grand?
Memories you left etched in my mind, a strand.
Days and nights of our shared idle time,
Now unfolded relics, a bittersweet mime.
At times I convince myself, I've moved on,
Yet your presence in all I do, still brightly shone.
Easy for you to depart, to stray,
But my heart, burdened, struggles to cast you away.
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Silent Mind
PoetryA collection of poems, prose, maybe short stories. Heartbreak, loss of self, grief...
