"In poetry and no more" by Alnaika

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Read my poetry and you’ll knowWe no longer share the same spaces,places mix with traces of youFamiliar albums sound so foreign,I was left without a clueWe parted like the Nile,after years of streaming lakesThere’s no use, and then I criedThings still felt the sameI decided to gather my thoughtsWhich got lost, unlike my faithTo have and to hold was taught to be mundaneI write and I wrote so similarlyI felt sillyAs this chapter ended, one thing remainedI was left with poetry to my name.

(Photography by Simson Petrol on Unsplash)

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