Reincarnation in Vain

arobot

Reincarnation

in Vain

 

It was confirmed he loved me not

When we bent on my family album

A picture of my teens, the only one I got

In which I looked crude, plump and dumb

I didn’t like it either; I’d lived a disgrace

But scorned by my love, more than lost face

I lost my heart the moment, never to regain

One and one meet at a same destination

After a thousand of years of reincarnation

Which, by chance of destiny, maybe in vain

if he loved me not

  • Author: arobot (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 25th, 2022 10:59
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