Surely You’ll Love Again
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Poetry
I see the pain in your lost eyes,
And see, all your life ends in cries,
I’ve seen that you’ve been down,
I can tell the way you wear your frown,
You drink late into the morrow,
All that pain, all that sorrow,
A heart stone-cold, you can’t really mend,
Blissful mind, how did it bend?
This wall between you and I,
Can be tricky, to the blind eye,
Surely you’ll love again,
Till then I can only be your friend.
I see the pain in your lost eyes,
And see, all your life ends in cries,
I’ve seen that you’ve been down,
I can tell the way you wear your frown,
You drink late into the morrow,
All that pain, all that sorrow,
A heart stone-cold, you can’t really mend,
Blissful mind, how did it bend?
This wall between you and I,
Can be tricky, to the blind eye,
Surely you’ll love again,
Till then I can only be your friend.
Date Published
November 11, 2025
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