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In twilight's hush, where shadows play,
I find myself lost, with no direction's sway,
My heart, a heavy weight, that's hard to bear,
For I'm dying without him, with no love to share.
His laughter echoes, a bittersweet refrain,
A memory that pierces, like a sharp, cold rain,
I'm left to wander, through a desolate land,
Searching for solace, with an aching hand.
The world, a distant hum, a muffled sound,
A distant echo, of a love that's gone around,
I'm left to face, the darkness and the pain,
For I'm dying without him, with no love to gain.
The stars, a twinkling sea, a celestial show,
A reminder of the love, that we once did know,
But now, it's just a memory, a distant past,
For I'm dying without him, and it will forever last.



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