The Eyes Look Sad, The Smile Is Cold
Thing hidden only harbour hurt

The Eyes Look Sad, The Smile Is Cold
The eyes look sad, the smile is cold,
Though few would ever know,
The battles fought in silence
Beneath that careful show.
Each morning starts the same way,
A greeting worn with grace,
A practiced look presented
Upon a guarded face.
Friends see strength and confidence,
A person standing tall,
Never seeing hidden cracks
Beyond the outer wall.
Years before there was laughter
That seemed it would not end,
A heart that trusted fully,
A lover and a friend.
Promises were spoken,
Dreams were carefully planned,
Two futures built together
Like castles made of sand.
Then came the unexpected,
A sudden painful turn,
Leaving only questions
And lessons hard to learn.
The trust became a memory,
The closeness disappeared,
Replacing joy and certainty
With everything once feared.
Time continued moving,
The seasons came and went,
Yet traces of the old wounds
Remained where they were sent.
The smile still greets the world,
Though warmth is harder found,
Protecting fragile feelings
From those who gather round.
Many see the surface,
Assuming all is well,
Missing all the chapters
The eyes alone can tell.
Some nights bring reflection,
Memories returning clear,
Bringing both the happiness
And every fallen tear.
Yet deep beneath the sadness,
A quiet strength survives,
A determination guiding
The way that heart survives.
For pain may leave its shadows,
And trust may heal quite slow,
Though even wounded spirits
Can learn again to grow.
The eyes look sad, the smile is cold,
That much may still be true,
still hope remains a stubborn light
Breaking gently through.

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