Sometimes I remember the cool breeze
That whispered in my ears
On a September's dusk
I remember the golden leaves
That danced with the motion of the tall trees
I remember that scene
With intensity unseen
I love autumns and sometimes I wish
That I could still feel the glee
I try hard to feel the happiness
That is etched so deep in my mind
But the emotion feels foreign
And unwittingly I resign
I remember myself
Standing and reveling at the sheer beauty
The nature was forever shining
But this time it was forlorn and crying
I do not know why
But the emptiness comforted me
The barren trees with branches swaying
Decreased my agony
In that month
I always felt loved
It was like I was never alone
In this cruel world
It was wrong to take comfort
When the nature was bereft
But I loved it with every piece
Inside me that was left
I still love it
Do not doubt that
But now I find consolation there
Instead of uninhibited exuberance
My eyes still close in September
In pain instead of pleasure
A teardrop still slips away
In misery instead of bliss
As I remember
I sit in heaven
When my insides are in hell
I am becoming a contradiction
Losing the battle within
I am stuck dwelling in myself
Confined to those broken remains
When there is still tons left to be explored
And I should be wandering.
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Withering petals of my hurting heart
PoetryA collection of poems that I wrote when my whole existence felt like a joke and I felt shackled by my own demons.