SHATTERING OF A BROKEN HEART


An innocent heart fell in love
With a man, fondling with her like dove
Cooing to each other they lived
Everything he asked for, she gived!

Unaware of his intentions
In love she pushed her boundaries
Accepting and fulfilling all temptations
Forgotten were the barriers of age and countries!!

Suddenly dark night fell on her
Cz he left her suddenly without a word
Betrayed and broken
In her nothing  was going to stir!!

Years later, she felt love again
A love to heal her broken heart
She had a past, so did he
She just wanted to heal n gain.

Alas! The past always haunts back
She was impure, he commented
Her love her care was real -aloud se lamented
Her cries couldn't make him turn back.

Didnt he also have a past, she wondered
I had accepted everything, why cant he?
"Nothing matters, because I love n take you"
How hollow those words were - she pondered
Only because he is 'a he' and she 'a she'?!!



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