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The shadow of love (1 reply)

Words_by_neha
3 years ago
Words_by_neha 3 years ago

The shadow of love......

I have met the shadow of love
That gives me homey like contentment
It isn't black, it's red in colour

I have traversed round the world
The shadow doesn't leave me alone
Sometimes it follows me
While sometimes it resides within me

When I met you it became ours
It travelled with us without
Considering us apart

But when you left me alone
It turned black in colour
Unlike you it's with me always
Now with it's claws it has
Teared my heart apart
Which bleeds our's love
And the shadow has left too

The heart now remains empty
Searching for the new
Shadow of love.....................

Words_by_neha

Susan Katz
3 years ago
Susan Katz 3 years ago

Thank you for sharing your intimate poem about love, with me and submitting it to be considered for Featured Poem of the Week.  I hope you have a very lovely day, Susan

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