Death Of Love.

Death Of Love.

A Poem by Sumit Kumar Gupta
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This is about the intense pain caused due to the heartbreak.A salute to all those people who are carrying their life with this bouncing pain.

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The mirrors of a angel's fall,
Don't seems to shade;
The version now cannot rock,
Now it seems to fade.
Now I am gonna peel,
I know I cannot heal;
From this uncertain death of love.
It is so me and now it so dull,
The shine is just trespassing away!

 

Now I just don't wanna live,
I am a fool,rather anyway!
I am flaming burnt,
Hurt so seriously, inside;
Its causing pain,
I dont know?
How long I can take this anymore?
My heart is now so sore,
And won't beat anymore.

 

I used to look at your shining ocean eyes,
And used to feel so good;
The gobbling feeling inside
Now I see, devil creeping out,
And Shouting over my head;
The tormenting tensions of red,
I am gonna burst it out,anyhow?
Don't worry about me,
I won't make you feel, ashamed.

 

Tell me who is to be blame?
Our affair is full of complaints;
This is me I wont change,
Atleast never for you;
Your love is just so lame.
But I cannot forget you.
Though I am free,
But I cannot breath in this open air.

 

I am gonna peel now,
I know I cannot heal now;
From this uncertain death of love.
It is so me and now it so dull,
The shine is just trespassing away!

 

© 2009 Sumit Kumar Gupta


Author's Note

Sumit Kumar Gupta
Please ignore the grammar section and new ideas are always welcomed!

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I love the imagery you put into your writing, always so vivid and always directed at a certain part of your senses or emotions. Very well written.

Luna

Posted 14 Years Ago


Such emotion and depth in this write.
Raw emotion i mean, Very well written
And descriptive.


Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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