Gamji Poetry: A Deceitful Lover
By Musa Amina
When you promised me heaven on earth, I thought it was a dream,
But little did I know, it was a trickster's gleam.
You swore to love me till eternity's end,
Yet your words turned out to be a false pretense, my love.
To me, you were my world, my shining star,
But now I see, you were just a passing shooting scar.
You had the power to control my emotions, like a sorcerer's spell,
Leaving me under your enchantment, unable to bid you farewell.
I gave you my everything, my heart, my soul,
Not knowing you were playing a role.
You gave me the world, but it slipped through my grasp,
A mirage of love, fading like an ephemeral gas.
You taught me how to love, then broke my heart in two,
A master of deception, leaving me feeling blue.
How can I live without you by my side,
When our souls were once entwined, like a river's gentle glide?
To me, we were one, intertwined like vines,
But now I see, you were just a thief in disguise.
I know someday you'll find love anew,
But deep inside, I can't believe it's true.
I'll keep loving and waiting, till eternity's dawn,
Ignoring the doubts, holding on strong.
My friends say time will heal, but I can't let go,
I'll wait for you, my love, even if it's slow.
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