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TANGENT by Aarav Khatri

Oct 15
1 min read

A world where no one is yours,

And still, for someone, the tears pour.

Feelings once so special now lie shattered,

And I never learned what really mattered.


Those lyrics still echo in my ears

From the nights we cuddled like bears.


My mind is the earth,

Forever turning around you.

How do I forget those eyes,

Filled with a poison of blue?


Goodbyes are not always bad,

Maybe she was the only one making you sad.

So live your life fully and be glad,

You pulled out a thorn you once had




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