SHORT POEMS
HEARTBROKEN
by Sney

WORDS NOT SPELT OUT
The thread that connected our hearts is broken So hard That it is beyond repair My heart bleeds at the Sight of her I had to let her go, No matter how much My heart craves for hers, There is no going back Some things are better Unsaid than done...
CRYING OUT LOUD
How am I supposed to love you ..? When I don’t even love myself How am I supposed to trust you..? When I don’t even trust myself How am I supposed to know you..? When I can’t even read myself Filled with all these arguments , My mind is a burning mess My heart is struggling , And I am finding it hard to breathe
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She is Suneha but likes to go by Sneha. She is seventeen, fascinated by music, books, art and nature, but more than anything in this world she loves poetry. She didn’t know she could even write, but the darkness brought out the best in her. She is that girl with a traumatized childhood who still loves easily. She constantly craves love and affection and struggles to accept the fact that heartbreaks are a part of life and that without them, she wouldn’t be here. She believes that the rate of growth is directly proportional to the rate of pain someone goes through. She is a Science student and wants to be a Psychologist. She is peeling a layer of herself every day, learning the unknown. She is proud of herself, and of what she has become. Not every day is the same but she is trusting the process and working on it.

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