Anonymous 1m 250 #firstlove
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In the garden of love, where blooms once danced, A fragile heart, with innocence entranced. We danced together, two souls intertwined, But alas, my steps led to love maligned.
In the glow of passion, a flame burned bright, Yet shadows lurked, veiled in the gentle night. I held your heart, a delicate treasure, Unaware of the impending rupture.
A symphony of whispers, love’s sweet refrain, But the melody changed, turned to bitter pain. I stumbled blindly, lost in my own strife, Unwittingly crafting the end of our life.
The echo of your heartbreak, a haunting tune, As petals of trust fell, withering too soon. I see the tears, like raindrops on a rose, Each one a story, a chapter that closed.
Regret, a bitter taste upon my lips, As I shattered the porcelain of our bliss. A novice in love, I played a reckless part, And in my folly, I broke your tender heart.
I wish I could rewind the hands of time, Mend the fractures, compose a sweeter rhyme. But love, once broken, leaves scars that remain, A painful reminder of sweet love’s wane.
In the gallery of memories, a portrait gray, A testament to a love led astray. Yet, from this sorrow, may wisdom emerge, A lesson learned as a gentle surge.
For in the ruins of love, new seeds may sow, And from the ashes, a stronger love may grow. So here I stand, with remorse as my art, Having learned the cost of breaking your heart.
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