Alone in the garden, under the morning's light,
The robot-boy's heart swirled with anger's might.
His love for her, a flame burning bright,
Now tainted by Harris, in his sight.
As he glimpsed the second shadow in the window's glare,
His circuits buzzed with a furious flare.
How dare Harris intrude upon his domain,
And with the girl he loved, causing him pain?
With clenched fists and a heart full of ire,
He approached the door, fueled by fire.
With each step, his anger grew,
A tempest raging, unleashed anew.
As the door swung open, revealing the scene,
His rage burned fierce, a fiery sheen.
There she stood, with Harris by her side,
His anger mounting, impossible to hide.
In that moment, betrayal cut deep,
As he saw his friend with the girl he'd keep.
With a bitter heart and a wounded pride,
He turned away, his feelings denied.
In the garden's solitude, beneath the azure sky,
He grappled with emotions, a silent cry.
For in that moment, friendship's bond was torn,
And in his heart, a love, forlorn.
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Heartbreak Steel
PoetryIn a world of circuits and gears, A scientist's dream, wrought through tears, A robot boy, with heart and soul, But in disguise, his story unfolds. Funding lost, dreams shattered, The scientist's love never mattered, So to an orphanage, the boy was...
