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Blinded love ❤

A poem consist a sweet blind women confession to her lost lover

By Manya RawatPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Blinded love ❤
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Even if i am blind still

I will always call you mine

You were the only warmth

In the darkness of my eye

You were the only picture

I had seen without any light

You had made me so ampered

That now i can't even walk 3 steps

Without your hand linked in mine

And now i am here in the darkness

Walking alone on a street

Without you by my side

You had already know how clumsy i am

I always knocked over things and broke them

And got hurt

But when you were with me i had been the one to be saved first

And now i am here in the darkness

Walking alone on a street without you by my side

Sometimes i think how lucky i was that i had met you first

In this blinded world of mine

You were my only source of light

And now i am crying with my dark eye while

Remembering the nostalgic time

I cant even have guts now to hate you

For giving me false hope

Do you remember you had promised me that

We would have a happily ever after

And now i am crying with my dark eye while remembering the nostalgic time

I still remember how many time

I had called you before i got that horrifying news about you

Which broke my world

I still remember the last tint of your warmth before

I lost you

Even if i am blind still

I will always call you mine

And i had,have,will always love you

first

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About the Creator

Manya Rawat

i love reading poem and stories and also to write about my experience or feeling . And fiction is not an exception . I look forward to your response on my posts so that i can improve my writing by getting some great advice

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    Written by Manya Rawat