No words can set out your glory,
Men get fainted for your body,
Beauty of yours make me sick,
Starring at you hungs to hook,
Your trotter force me to stalk,
Day we met, a castle in Spain,
Walking along the roads of vain,
Getting to one others shown cloud nine,
Days gone,no more heed
At a glance, things changed,
Started to hate beloved spot,
Left alone at the edge of knife,
Sobbing for you on every bedtime
Our breakup seems to be crime,
Addicted to unwanted mess
Still recalls your face,
Blades failed to relieve stress,
Surely, injuries are worthless!!
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This brought about a familiar feeling from the past. Good poem!