Don't Loose Hope
Even when the hopelessness feels overwhelming
She waits where shadows softly cling
Her heart a bird with broken wings
She loves him deep beyond her name
Yet fate has played a different game
He speaks in warmth, his eyes half bright
Like dawn that battles dying night
She feels his heart might call her near
But lives in doubt and quiet fear
For whispered walls and unseen ties
Have tangled truth in soft disguise
The world conspires to hold apart
Two souls that share a single heart
Each meeting bids her soul to soar
Each parting cuts a little more
She fears the silence when they part
The echo left within her heart
To lose him, pain beyond her breath
To stay away would be a death
So though she trembles through anxiety
she hides her pain in quiet variety
About the Creator
Abi Rose Travis
I am a single mom with a passion for many things, but writing has been one since i was 13. So here goes nothing β€οΈπ€
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