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Solitude at Dusk
By the edge of twilight's gleam,
A silent lake reflects the dream,
Where a heartbroken swan does lie,
With tears unshed beneath the sky.
The waters whisper soft and low,
As memories of lost love flow,
Each ripple tells a tale forlorn,
Of tender nights and hearts now torn.
Embraced by night, she drifts alone,
In moonlit grace, her sorrow's throne,
For love once bright, now fades away,
In solitude, she mourns the day.
Yet in the dusk, there's hope alight,
A promise born from starry night,
For even swans in heartache's roam,
Can find the strength to call love home.
Elegy of the Lovelorn Swan
Upon the lake, a swan glides slow,
With feathers white as winter's snow.
Yet mournful seems her graceful flight,
As dusk drapes wings in tender night.
Beneath the moon's soft silver gaze,
She dreams of love in wistful haze.
But echoes of a heart once bold,
Now whisper secrets, dim and cold.
Her tranquil gaze, a shrouded star,
Hides longing deep, both near and far.
For elegance, a mask she wears,
Conceals the ache of silent prayers.
Oh, lovelorn swan, in water's gleam,
Reflecting all that might have been.
Yet still you soar, with beauty’s grace,
A gentle heart in longing's embrace.
Elegy of the Lonely Swan
Amidst the reeds where willows weep,
A lone swan glides through waters deep,
Its heart, a feathered ache in flight,
Reflects the shades of fading light.
The moon, a silver tear above,
Witness to the swan’s lost love,
Each ripple whispers, soft and low,
A tale of sorrow, a heart laid low.
Nature mourns the empty nest,
As winds, like lullabies, suggest
A memory of a love once grand,
Now just a ghost upon the land.
In twilight’s hush, the world seems bare,
For every swan that’s lost a pair,
And in the silence, soft and wide,
The soul of nature's grief abide.
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