Ayah

BearyHeart97

A butterfly passed before my eyes today,
They say it’s a visit, a soul on its way.
Ayah, if it’s you checking in on me now,
I’m still standing, though I’m not sure how.

The world’s not made of sunshine and light,
I’ve learned to survive through the dark of night.
Your boy has grown, though the pain was real,
But I’m stronger now, learning how to heal—
Not to repeat the same mistake, that’s my deal.

  • Author: BearyHeart97 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 13th, 2024 22:29
  • Category: Family
  • Views: 8
  • Users favorite of this poem: Qurrathul Ain
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  • Qurrathul Ain

    I don't know the story or inspiration behind this beautiful piece of writing. But reading this made me extremely sad, but I like it.
    And isn't Ayah someone's name? It's a very beautiful name, btw.



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