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The Flower I Never Plucked

I saw her flowing hair
moving softly with the wind—
...

He was warmth in the freezing cold.
He was like a shade under the scorching sun.

He walked like morning light—
...

The night was dull
until they arrived—
small lanterns breathing
in the grass.
...

Wake up as fragile seed
Violence hums beneath the ground
Even when heaven shines I get hurt
It was suffering to get through dark
...

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The Flower I Never Plucked

The Flower I Never Plucked

I saw her flowing hair
moving softly with the wind—
and in that quiet moment
I fell
somewhere inside her eyes.

You walked into my ordinary days
like sunlight entering a silent room.
Everything felt warmer after that,
though I did not know
that loving you
would become my most beautiful mistake.

You were a flower—
delicate, distant,
growing in a garden
I was only allowed to admire.

So I loved you quietly,
from a distance
where my heart could see you
but never touch.

I learned your favorite things,
your quiet moods,
the gentle way your smile appeared
like morning light.

But I also learned something painful—
the way your eyes searched
for someone else
while I stood right beside you.

You were a wandering bee
drawn to another flower—
one brighter,
one sweeter,
one whose fragrance
was not mine.

That was the moment
I understood something strange:

I was the one writing the story
with all the ink of my heart,
but I was never
the page you wished to read.

Maybe some lights
are not meant to be held—
only borrowed for a moment
before darkness returns.

Maybe some stars
are destined to burn alone
in a sky
no one is watching.

I tried to give you
the best version of my heart,
every fragile piece of it—
but you were listening
for another heartbeat.
Love is a strange sky.

Sometimes
you shine with all your light,
becoming the brightest star
in someone's universe—

only to realize
their eyes
were always searching
for a different constellation.

And so I loved you
like a flower too beautiful
to be touched.

Instead of plucking you
and watching you slowly fade in my hands,

I left you
growing freely
in a garden
where your happiness
could bloom—

even if
I was never part of its spring.

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