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Once, I stumbled upon a precious treasure, Yet foolishly let it slip away. "Died of a broken heart," a phrase whispered in sorrow. For years, I withheld my tears, Working on myself, mending my flaws, But now, I'm plagued by a curious desire. Why do I yearn to risk it all again? To escape from this world, I pen my thoughts, Childish, perhaps, yet a means to understand, Not to refute my beliefs, but to observe, To partake in the purity of love's existence. What makes it so extraordinary, I wonder? Caught between stress and the echoes of history, Love and war entwined in a tangled dance. Deep into the night, I gaze, seeking comprehension, Struggling to decipher these unfamiliar emotions. ... To you, the one who is and will always be, My soul's companion, the love I crave, I possess nothing else of value, So please, handle with care, This fragile, tattered heart of mine. Wishing you all the best, Festus Ikimi.
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Feb 7, 2019
Feb 7, 2019 at 12:00 PM UTC
Yearning for Love's Understanding
Once, I stumbled upon a precious treasure, Yet foolishly let it slip away. "Died of a broken heart," a phrase whispered in sorrow. For years, I withheld my tears, Working on myself, mending my flaws, But now, I'm plagued by a curious desire. Why do I yearn to risk it all again? To escape from this world, I pen my thoughts, Childish, perhaps, yet a means to understand, Not to refute my beliefs, but to observe, To partake in the purity of love's existence. What makes it so extraordinary, I wonder? Caught between stress and the echoes of history, Love and war entwined in a tangled dance. Deep into the night, I gaze, seeking comprehension, Struggling to decipher these unfamiliar emotions. ... To you, the one who is and will always be, My soul's companion, the love I crave, I possess nothing else of value, So please, handle with care, This fragile, tattered heart of mine. Wishing you all the best, Festus Ikimi.
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28/M/Nigeria
Feb 7, 2019
Feb 7, 2019 at 12:00 PM UTC
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