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Silent poem

By Justine Jake Dela CruzPublished 3 years ago β€’ 1 min read
π™±πš›πš˜πš”πšŽπš— πš‘πšŽπšŠπš›πš
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For love's resilient spirit, forever we shall love.ο»Ώart writing

ο»ΏIn shadows cast by love's deceit, A tale of heartbreak finds its beat. Within the depths of tender souls, A melody of sorrow unfolds. Once a heart, so full and bright, Bathed in love's pure, enchanting light. But alas, the winds of change did blow, Leaving shattered dreams in its wake to grow. Like petals falling from a fragile rose, Love's illusions began to expose. The sweetest whispers turned to bitter lies, Leaving a heart gasping for hopeful sighs. In the depths of night, tears softly weep, As memories in solitude, their vigil keep. Echoes of laughter and tender embrace, Now distant echoes, a painful trace. The world moves on, but time stands still, For the heart that bears love's bitter pill. A soul adrift, a wounded bird in flight, Longing for solace in the darkest of night. Yet, through the pain, a strength does rise, From the embers of a love's demise. A phoenix heart, wounded but not broken, Grows resilient, by each tear token. For in heartbreak's depth, a wisdom grows, A healing balm that mends what once was froze. Lessons learned in the crucible of despair, Guide the broken heart to love's tender repair. So let the tears flow, let the sorrow reign, For in the storm, hearts learn to sustain. And as the sun sets upon the past's debris, New beginnings emerge, the soul set free. For heartbreak is but a chapter in life's grand play, A catalyst for growth on love's rocky way. So, take heart, dear soul, and rise above, For love's resilient spirit, forever we shall love.

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    Written by Justine Jake Dela Cruz