The days we spoke
grew few and far between.
Summer past,
and Autumn fell.
A discontent grew,
where once all was well.
Pomegranates ripened,
coloured of a lover's blood,
an empty doorstep,
where your soul once stood.
Now seasons dwindle,
I can only bereave,
Such as trees must,
when they lose their leaves.
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