Endless Poem, by Trinity duenas, at My poetic side

In twilight’s grasp, where shadows weave, A heart once bold begins to grieve.

Endless love, a river wide, yet you stand on the other side.

Your touch was warmth, a soft embrace, now echoes linger in empty space.

I reach for you through dreams and tears, But you push back, dissolving years.

The stars once sang our whispered tune, now silence reigns beneath the moon.

A dance forgotten that steps askew, As I plead love, you turn anew. With every word, I build a bridge, you cast it down, your heart a ridge.

The tales we spun, now threads unspooled, A canvas once bright, now cruelly fooled.

Yet still, I love with all my might, though you retreat into the night.

For love’s a fire that never dies, A flicker dimmed by your goodbyes.

So here I stand, in twilight’s glow, A love, unending, just to know. You may not want my heart to stay, but know it beats, despite your sway.