The dream was a grief

My heart bleeds, No blood's seen, Everyone there flees, Except a teen.
Tho' she said no! My pain is inside, Nobody knows, Where it resides.
My tear drops, She minds not, Another love flops, Am I going nuts?
She pitied me, But without love, Her heart's mean, The shame's 'nough!
She turned away, That pained more, Since not still swayed, My heart mourns.
Her silhouette fades, Not coming back, I was in a shade, There in the dark.
Voices of birds, Heard only on trees, Everyone was on bed, Even the breeze!
Then, a noise nearby, She then reappears, Probably to wave a bye, To a very brief affair.
She came close, My legs tremble, I felt her nose, My lips crumble!
The kiss was brief, Then I woke up, The dream's a grief, My tears then filled a cup.
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