In twilight's embrace, two birds once soared high,
Through azure skies, where love knew no sigh.
Feathers entwined, they danced on the breeze,
A love so pure, it put hearts at ease.
But fate was cruel, with a storm's fierce cry,
Tore them apart, beneath a weeping sky.
One bird flew north, the other to the west,
A chasm of sorrow carved deep in each breast.
Each dawn they sang, a melancholy tune,
Hoping to reunite under the moon.
Yet, love endured, though worlds apart,
Two birds forever linked by one heart.
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Halima Begum
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Comments (3)
Your nature poem beautifully captures love and separation using vivid imagery. Loved your poem.
Beautiful poem about nature and love 🩷🌷💚
Wow! Beautiful poem!