Wedding Cliffs

Abirami99

On the brink of wedding-cliffs,

I clung to my pals.

Yet the grip loosened  

as their nuptial rings clasped their hearts

in a wound-tight hold

leaving me aloof on the summit

with nothing to hold onto,

or to wrap around my finger.

 

The dialing tone

to my long-distance pals

was hung up by the soft coos.

While the clock inside me 

ticked and tocked

amidst the chaos of my neighborhood.

 

I wish my pals had dragged me 

off the wedding-cliff,

just to silence the words spilling

from my chaotic mind

onto this page.

  • Author: Abirami (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 21st, 2025 13:55
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 1
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