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In Between Seasons

Saudade and the Lingering Sun

By a broken heartPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
In Between Seasons
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Sun lingers low, casting long, sad gold,

On cobblestones, where laughter used to unfold.

Autumn wind whispers secrets, dry and sere,

Of summer love, lost in memories near.

Leaves, like broken promises, swirl and descend,

Each rustle echoing silence, without end.

Saudade hangs heavy, a poignant refrain,

Of what might have been, bathed in sun's gentle rain.

Will winter's frost numb this aching ache?

Or will spring return, with love's fire to awake?

In between seasons, the heart finds its plea,

To heal, to hope, for summers yet to be.

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a broken heart

I write poems to express my feelings since 2020... and now I'm going to start posting them! Love you all :)

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    Written by a broken heart