Silent Mourning
Of love once bright, now marred by woes,
The husband's heart, a heavy load,
In whispered words, his pain he showed.
"Our love is forever," he declared,
Yet tears welled up, his soul laid bare,
"We can't be together," his voice quivered,
Infidelity's sting, his heart delivered.
With each betrayal, trust grew thin,
Her actions, like daggers, pierced within,
"You don't respect me," he softly cried,
In this broken love, their souls divide.
A love once bound, now torn apart,
Aching wounds, a shattered heart,
Forever changed, their paths diverge,
In silence, they mourn, and love's lost urge.
In shadows' grasp, they part their ways,
Seeking healing for their love's malaise,
For love, though wounded, may find its grace,
In time's embrace, in a different place.
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