Chapter 2 "No love"
375 Words
In the void of no love, hearts grow cold,
A barren land where passion's story is untold.
No warmth, no light, just shadows in the dark,
A world devoid of love's gentle spark.
The absence of love, a silent, echoing ache,
Leaves souls adrift, a heart's bitter wake.
No tender embrace, no sweet, whispered word,
Just the haunting silence that love's absence stirred.
Yet even in the absence, hope may find its way,
For love's absence can teach us to love more each day.
In the emptiness, we may learn to appreciate,
The beauty of love, before it's too late.
In the absence of love, the world feels cold,
No warmth to cherish, no stories to be told.
A heart left empty, longing for a touch,
No love to hold, it hurts so much.
No love to guide, no passion to ignite,
Just solitude and endless night.
But in the void, a glimmer may appear,
A chance for love to conquer fear.
In absence, we find what love can mean,
And from the darkness, a new hope can glean.
For even in absence, love's presence can be found,
In the smallest acts, in the silence profound.
In the empty void where love should dwell,
No warmth or tenderness to break the spell.
A heart left cold, untouched by affection's grace,
No love to fill the empty space.
No whispers sweet or gentle touch,
No passion's fire, no love as such.
Alone in darkness, no love's light to find,
No love to soothe the troubled mind.
But even in absence, hope may rise,
To mend the heart and clear the skies.
For love may yet return, with its healing art,
To fill the void and mend the broken heart.
In the cold expanse of a loveless night,
Where hearts grow weary and hope takes flight,
No tender touch, no whispered word,
Just emptiness in a world that's blurred.
No love to warm the soul's embrace,
No laughter shared, no gentle grace,
Just echoes fading in the silent air,
No love to hold, no love to care.
But in the absence of love's soft glow,
A strength emerges, a will to grow,
To find within, a flame that burns bright,
And illuminate the darkness of the night.
- Writer
