Threadbare Light

Iris Lynn

She sits where silence folds the day,
A shadow stitched in muted gray.
The stars above, too far to reach,
Their shimmer lost to time’s cold breach.

Her dreams, once bright, now paper-thin,
Drift like ash upon the wind.
Yet in her stillness, something stays,
A breath, a pulse, a thread of praise.

  • Author: Iris Lynn (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 16th, 2025 07:55
  • Category: Sad
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