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I met you once, -  like stars in flight, your spark that turned - my dark to light. Your laughter, soft, - a gentle breeze, whispered promises - of endless ease. But somewhere in - the pages turned, The warmth we shared - began to burn. The spark we had, - it dimmed, it waned, And in its wake, - I turned insane. You walked away, - your heart untied, As if the thing - we shared had died. I held on tight - to what we were, gone - before I could be sure . Now here I stand, - with shadows cast, Things that could’ve - but didn’t last. I’ll cherish you, - though you’re not mine, A passing phase, - a distant time. The truth, though bitter, - cuts so deep, no promises - we didn’t keep. Yet in the silence, - I still know, You were a gift, - a dying glow. Goodbye, my dear, - I set you free, your ghost still lingers - inside me. Though you may go, - and I remain, My love’s a ghost - I can't reframe.
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May 13, 2025
May 13, 2025 at 10:03 PM UTC
Hello and goodbye
I met you once, -  like stars in flight, your spark that turned - my dark to light. Your laughter, soft, - a gentle breeze, whispered promises - of endless ease. But somewhere in - the pages turned, The warmth we shared - began to burn. The spark we had, - it dimmed, it waned, And in its wake, - I turned insane. You walked away, - your heart untied, As if the thing - we shared had died. I held on tight - to what we were, gone - before I could be sure . Now here I stand, - with shadows cast, Things that could’ve - but didn’t last. I’ll cherish you, - though you’re not mine, A passing phase, - a distant time. The truth, though bitter, - cuts so deep, no promises - we didn’t keep. Yet in the silence, - I still know, You were a gift, - a dying glow. Goodbye, my dear, - I set you free, your ghost still lingers - inside me. Though you may go, - and I remain, My love’s a ghost - I can't reframe.
Just a 16 year old kid putting words to feelings. First time trying out a metrum. Kinda proud of this one.
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May 13, 2025
May 13, 2025 at 10:03 PM UTC
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