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Her Invisible Void

A spoken word poem

By Tarun GuptaPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
Her Invisible Void
Photo by Justin Novello on Unsplash

She was there standing 

over a puddle, her reflection beaming

with the innocence of a child lurking

there was me observing

to see what she would do next creating

a curiosity similar to a wave approaching a shore waiting

to know what will happen at meeting

On taking a step forward

she found a handsome guy in the colorful clouds of her reflecting soul

I could hear her heartbeat from afar

echoing in my ears 

like her name does when I shout from the mountaintops

She took a piece of her heart

wrapped it in her soul

and ensured it to me for safekeeping 

only to be lost by this idiot

who never realized the fragility of her soul

who tossed her heart aside 

without an ounce of thought like the wind does to sand on the beach

As time progressed

her stream of weeping

effaced my imprint from her soul

the color in her eyes faded 

like leaves in autumn

The clock kept ticking

she held her hand forward

to get back her soul and heart back

Only to be left with an invisible void 

like the void in the vast space

Unseen to the world

© Tarun Gupta

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surreal poetry

About the Creator

Tarun Gupta

A simple fellow writing stories, sharing experiences, sharing his perspective, trying to do his share of humanity.

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