Broken Heart
In halls of learning, where hearts entwine,
A student's secret love did forever shine.
He'd gaze at her, with eyes so bright,
But alas, his feelings weren't reciprocated in sight.
His heart, a canvas, painted red with pain,
A masterpiece of love, in vain.
He'd scribble notes, with tears that fell,
A broken heart, his story to tell.
Like a lost book, his love was misplaced,
Shelved in silence, with a forgotten face.
He'd wander corridors, alone and blue,
A student of heartache, with a lesson or two.
His grades may suffer, his smile may fade,
But still, he holds on to love's sweet shade.
For in the depths of heartbreak's darkest night,
A glimmer of hope, a chance to ignite.
So let this be a lesson, to all who can see,
That a broken heart, can still be free.
For love may not be, what we thought we'd find,
But in the search, we discover, a heart of our own design.
Copyright © Swastik Gautama | Year Posted 2024
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