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The Bloom of Farewell
In twilight's whisper, shadows sway,
Acceptance blooms where heartstrings fray.
A garden of memories, rich and deep,
Where love lingers on, though we weep.
Through sorrow's veil, a gentle grace,
The final breath, a soft embrace.
Though branches break and seasons change,
In every loss, life rearranges.
With every tear, a flower grows,
In the soil of grief, a beauty glows.
For in the night, when comfort wanes,
Acceptance sings through all our pains.
Veils of Mist
In the twilight where shadows creep,
Veils of mist their secrets keep.
Whispers rise from ambered dust,
Forgotten tales of love and lust.
Beneath the boughs where silence sighs,
Mother Death, with gentle eyes,
Weaves a tapestry, old and grand,
Of souls once held by time's soft hand.
Each breath a story wrapped in gray,
Memories drift, then fade away.
Yet in her arms, in shadows cast,
Life finds a peace, at last, at last.
In Her Embrace
In twilight's hush, where shadows dwell,
Mother Death weaves her tender spell.
With arms outstretched, serene and round,
She cradles dreams, both lost and found.
Whispers linger in the air,
Of hopes once bright, now laid bare.
In her embrace, they softly sigh,
Finding peace as moments fly.
Threads of life, both coarse and fine,
Interlace in her grand design.
In the silence, sorrow bends,
As she gathers hearts, and mends.
From tender joys to sorrows deep,
She guards our secrets, holds our sleep.
In the dance where endings dwell,
Mother Death, you cradle well.
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