Unwritten

In a bustling city, bright lights aglow,

In Vegas, where dreams and sorrows flow,

Amidst a conference, where work took flight,

Love shattered, veiled by the desert night.

Once intertwined in a bond so strong,

Now torn apart, everything gone wrong.

In a hotel room, empty and still,

Heartache echoed, an unbearable chill.

1500 miles from where I belong,

Alone in anguish, my soul's song.

Promises broken, love turned to dust,

In this foreign land, betrayal's thrust.

Each passing moment, a dagger's twist,

In the silence, my heart does insist.

Unloved, abandoned, my spirit yearns,

For the love that faded, the passion burns.

Back home, the echoes of Vegas remain,

Ignored, neglected, I bear the pain.

Confusion reigns, in this shattered dream,

Left with nothing but a silent scream.

Alone in this journey, the road so steep,

Longing for solace, for dreams to keep.

Yet amidst the wreckage, I find my voice,

For within the ruins, I have a choice.

To rise from the ashes, to mend my soul,

To find my worth, to make myself whole.

Though the wounds run deep, I'll find my way,

Through the darkness, towards the light of day.

For love may falter, but I remain,

Stronger, braver, despite the pain.

In the aftermath, I'll rise above,

A phoenix reborn, in the arms of self-love.