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Moonlit Promises

Beneath the silver moon's soft glow,

Two souls once vowed to never let go,

In tender whispers, love did bloom,

Moonlit promises, sealed in a sacred room.

Hand in hand, we walked the shore,

Our hearts entwined, forevermore,

But time, a thief, it stole away,

Leaving us with naught but disarray.

As tears fell gently in the night,

Our love, once radiant, lost its light,

The stars above, they wept with sorrow,

As we faced the dawn of a lonely morrow.

In the moonlit haze, we said goodbye,

A parting kiss, a silent sigh,

A love that once burned like the sun,

Now dimmed and fading, all but undone.

Oh, how I ache for one more glance,

One more chance to twirl in love's dance,

Yet fate's cruel hand has dealt its blow,

And now, alone, I must let you go.

Moonlit promises, now broken, lie,

Like scattered stars across the sky,

A bittersweet memory, etched in time,

Of a love that was once yours and mine.

But though we part on separate trails,

In the moon's embrace, my heart prevails,

For in its light, I'll cherish the past,

A love that, though gone, will forever last.

So, farewell, my love, under the moon's soft gleam,

You'll remain in my heart, a lingering dream,

Moonlit promises, though they may fade,

Shall echo in my soul, where love was once laid.