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Dreams and Stings
In twilight's glow, we danced with dreams,
A heart entwined in love's sweet schemes.
Your whispered vows, like petals fell,
But truth would rise, a tolling bell.
Oh, how we soared on passion's wings,
Yet dawn revealed what daylight brings.
A fantasy where shadows cling,
You can't love me; I wear this sting.
The moonlit nights, the laughter shared,
A world we built, two souls declared.
Yet in the shadows, doubts would creep,
And in the silence, secrets seep.
So let us part with whispered sighs,
Preserve the love that never dies.
For dreams can fade, but still they sing,
In echoes of what once was spring.
Fleeting Glances
In the hush of twilight’s grace,
Fleeting glances touch and trace,
Like whispers on a tender breeze,
Yet doubt entwines beneath the trees.
Your eyes, a spark, then shadows fade,
Promises made in soft charades,
I catch your gaze, elusive, shy,
But silence blooms, and wishes die.
Lingering doubts like autumn leaves,
Drifting slowly, as heart deceives,
Each moment lingers, yet slips away,
Love, it seems, prefers to play.
Whispers of Nothing
In the echoes of our midnight talks,
Your words float, like feathers in the air,
Promises made in shadows, mere chalk,
Fading fast, as if you never cared.
Heavy silences fill the void we built,
Where laughter once danced, now stillness sits,
I trace the outlines of love's quilt,
But find only the remnants of empty scripts.
You can’t love me with a heart that hides,
In the chambers of silence, where hope subsides.
Each heartbeat a question, where truths are tossed,
In this game of silence, we both are lost.
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