At daylight, I dream of your enchanted smile,
Our unstarted adventures fade into a blur,
Thinking of my poems that you lost in the pile,
Can't be love, only a blank page about her.
At twilight, I recall your altruistic kindness,
A star, guiding a blind through endless sands,
In abyss of pain, your light lifted the darkness,
No, not love, she's but a stranger in my land.
At midnight, I follow the path to your eyes,
Meeting a kindred spirit that is so intense,
A whisper of my soul, a song I memorized,
Still not love, my feelings defy any sense.
No name can contain this truth empirical,
Surely not love, beyond and more, a miracle.
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Author:
Parsa Samadnejad (
Online)
- Published: June 7th, 2025 05:36
- Category: Love
- Views: 2
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