Fragments of a heart unstitched

This piece delves into the remnants of love after heartbreak—the painful scars and the quiet, persistent effort to stitch a wounded heart back together. It’s a journey through bleeding love and the marks it leaves behind, revealing the delicate process of healing.

11/9/20241 min read

Heart so full of love,

It oozes out through every pore,

No, they are not painful scars,

I am bleeding love.

The more I filled your hollowness,

With love, warmth and happiness,

Darker were the scars, my heart went sore,

No, they aren't painful scars,

I am bleeding love.

The sand I hold firmly,

Is stained with blood deep red,

As my fingers ooze out the love that went unnoticed, unread.

The sand keeps slipping away,

As I tighten my grip,

The bloody love, it drips.

No, they aren't painful scars,

I am bleeding love.

Here I sit with a golden thread,

Trying to stitch back my heart,

Poor love within me keeps breaking me apart.

My eyes don't twinkle anymore,

It wasn't meant beyond infinity and more.

No, I am not bleeding love,

I have got painful scars.

I can't help, love drips out from this heart of mine,

Through the golden stitches oozes my deep red wine.

No, I am not bleeding love.

I have got painful scars.