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Premium Member Sever

Anguish I feel, in decisions once there made
Sharper the pain, then a cut throats blade
So difficult it is, to sever a link
A most bitter pill, a swiftly poisoned drink
Hearts broken, anger left was my faulting
Fates cruelty of lost connection, the final resulting
The feelings in my direction, rightly deserved
My need for affection, I felt so drastically underserved
I tried my very best to show where I'd stand
Not maniacally thought out or purposely pre-planned
So difficult it is to sever a connection
It was not easy to do, looking back in reflection
Never easy to suffer, a one-of-a-kinds, now rejection

Premium Member Impossible To Sever

Love surfaces, carried by an emotional tide
that washes over us—
refreshing as a Spring rain,
with its promise of renewal.

Trust reveals the scars of yesterday,
allowing time to heal our pain
and dissolve our inhibitions.

A bonding of heart and soul
breathes life into fantasy dreams,
as we whimsically chase rainbows
into the realm of imagination.

With the allure of feeling adored,
love attaches itself to our reality.
And as sensuous feelings awaken,
love's taste lingers upon our lips.

And passion's flame ignites,
hot enough to fuse two hearts into one.
For tethered to feelings of forever,
the bonds of love are eternal,
and impossible— to sever.

Don'T Sever

don't sever
Beauty of the earth
the flower 

-Sunday, May 26, 2019 Chattogram


Clever Relation To Sever

Clever Relation To Sever

What we should do is try to endeavor,
Properly communicate  and be clever;
Think about;
Maintain clout;
Or relationship with them must sever.

Jim Horn

Ties Will Never Sever

Why wait for petty fools like you,
you only slow me down,
this love was never true,
so why should I wait,
cause if I do,
I'd just be taking the bait,
bu I can never sever,
the bonds that last forever,
and for a million or more years,
I'll whisper in your ears,
that I'll always be there,
and love you forever,
I hope these ties will never sever,
but the love isn't true,
I still like you,
but this love is a lie,
we're only meant to be friends,
not anthing more.

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