Fading Ties



A burden to close eyes,
An uneasy feeling inside heart,
Too afraid to shut down,
Not that I would meet the dark,
But that, I would loose my peace
What solace precisely?
Parents, The only comfort I consider,
Home, The only comfort I come around
Wondered what it might discern after they fade,
Difficult to comprehend actuality,
Crave to discard the mournful thoughts,
Henceforth, at no point it's phony,
Perhaps I'd cease to reside in this woeful world, If it ever to enfold.
Is it shorfull for what I've executed?
Am I to do more in an effort to secure them?
Is it a chance I might let them go?
My love for them is steady and true,
In the Hades of malevolence,
Their love blooms,
Their guiding hands ascend me to lightness.
This moment, I'll embrace eternally!

About this poem

I'm writing this for them whom I love with my dearly life. I loved them and I hope I'll always cherish them in the future and they'll be able to embrace me, the love that all need, this is where it makes us a successful human in society. I hope those will like it who genuinely understands this love.

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Submitted by ashiad2005 on January 26, 2024

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Scheme ABCDEFGHIFJFKLMNOAPQF
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 761
Words 157
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 21

Ayesha Adnan

I'm an 18 year old college student, who loves writing short stories of variety of genres this is my first poem ever since I was 12 years. more…

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