"Dry Eyes: A Soul's Journey through Exhausted Tears"
"Navigating the Depths of Sorrow and Seeking Renewal"
All my tears have been used up, no more left to cry,
A soul once full of sorrow, now drained, with a heavy sigh.
For every drop that fell like rain, a pain that knew no end,
Each tear is a testament to the broken heart that cannot mend.
In the depths of darkest nights, the tears would flow like streams,
A torrent of emotions, a storm of shattered dreams.
Each droplet held a memory, of love that slipped away,
A pain that lingered, deep inside, with every passing day.
But now the well has run dry, a soul laid bare and still,
The hurt was too deep to fathom, too immense to ever fill.
The tears once held such power, now a distant memory,
A heart that's lost its battle, a shattered entity.
The world outside keeps moving, but the tears no longer fall,
A numbness overtakes me, as I try to face it all.
I know that life keeps moving, but the wounds refuse to heal,
A heart that's shattered beyond repair, that cannot feel.
And so I close my eyes, and pray for strength to carry on,
To find the light within the dark, a reason to go on.
For even though the tears have dried, a spark of hope remains,
A chance to rise above the hurt, and break free from the chains.
For though the tears have been used up, a new day may arise,
A chance to find the strength to live, to see beyond the lies.
And though the pain may never fade, the tears may never fall,
A heart that's strong and resolute, may rise above it all.
So let the tears dry up, and let the soul take flight,
For even in the darkness, there is still a chance for light.
And though the tears have been used up, and the pain may never cease,
A heart that's strong and brave and true, may find a lasting peace.
About the Creator
Shayan Asghar
Poet | Lover of Words | Diverse Writer
Captivated by the beauty of expression, I explore diverse topics through poetry and prose. Join me on a journey through the magic of words.



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