Failing Love?
Upon the wings where butterflies once flew,
In gardens rich with laughter’s tender glow,
There blooms the seed of sorrow’s bitter rue,
As love’s sweet promise churns in pain below.
What fate is this that threads our hearts with grief?
When whispers turn to echoes lost in night,
A touch that wrought both comfort and belief,
Now frail like shadows slipping from the light.
In every glance a hope we carve anew,
Yet destiny, with cruel hands, will weave
A tapestry where vibrant dreams undo—
For love can fail, and hearts must break and grieve.
So here we stand where once the laughter swirled,
Two souls now lost—a tragedy unfurled.