
Sunlight Fading
I sit alone in the room where sunlight fades,
shadows draping themselves across the floor,
I hold your memory like a fragile flame,
its warmth both comforting and painful.
The walls are lined with echoes of laughter,
photographs capturing moments that cannot stay,
I run my fingers across each frame,
tracing the curves of smiles I cannot touch.
Time slips past, slow and relentless,
minutes folding into hours like soft paper,
I speak to the empty air around me,
your name spilling into the silence.
A candle flickers on the windowsill,
its light trembling with quiet persistence,
I lean closer, letting it anchor my heart,
even as the night presses cold against my skin.
The world outside carries on unaware,
but here I remain with memory and longing,
holding each fragment of love and loss,
knowing they are mine to carry forever.

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