Fragments of Love and Loss

Strangers meet beneath the skies,

Shared whispers, laughter, softened sighs.

Connections grow, emotions bloom and thrive,

A cozy world unfolds, no trace of gloom alive.

She became your heart, your all,

In her warmth, you’d rise and fall.

Happiness wrapped you, safe, complete,

Until fear crept in, discreet.

The evil eye began to leer,

More love, more joy, bred silent fear.

What if she left, what if it broke?

What if love dissolved to smoke?

Life’s cruel hand, it twists and turns,

From trust to doubt, the fire burns.

Misunderstandings stoke the flame,

Accusations, words of blame.

You craved her love, yet guarded tight,

A battle fought through sleepless nights.

Sadness seeped, anxiety grew,

Rage and numbness broke you too.

Now pieces lie, scattered and bare,

A soul once whole, beyond repair.

This age of hearts, so fleeting, cold,

Where love’s a story often sold.

Relationships, bonds—just passing trends,

Hearts discarded, no amends.

Denial bites when truths unfold,

The purest souls can turn to cold.

In this chaotic world, where love’s a game,

Hearts are broken, souls are tamed.

And here you stand, amidst the pain,

Hoping to find yourself again.