You never see the darkest side of yourself until the
darkness falls on you
It oozes out as the light slowly fades away
You cradle your body as at the time you were in the womb,
darkness surrounding
And caressing all your fears astray
Everything is hidden, even your drizzling tears that wet the
sheet beneath your head.
And still he doesn’t take your pain away
He doesn’t see, or hear, or fathom the pounding of your
heart, louder than the thunderstorm.
He only remembers that you didn’t want to stay
Days go by; at nights you lie, in a cradled state, hoping
for him to come by
But he keeps laughing, and laughing away
Years go by and you see him at a corner, in a city, by a
news-stand. You lift your head up and smile.
He walks right by, so you pray
He was everything- your moon and the sun, your every breath,
your whole world.
But the thing is that he ‘was,’ and now he’s gone away.
... Mandana Divanbeigi
... Mandana Divanbeigi
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