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Here to Stay – A Poem About Unwavering Love


I wrote this a few nights ago, hurting until my love offered me comfort. I hope this poem does the same for you, readers :)

I wait for the regret

For the sadness to come

Wait till I feel like leaving

Yet it never happens


No matter the reason

The consequences

I love you the same

Every second is precious


You won't understand

Even if I try to explain it

The way my heart burns

Each time your eyes meet mine


Loving you was never simple

Yet the best thing I've done

No matter how much I try

Walking away isn't an option


Darling, can you see me?

See the love I keep hidden

Words escape me even now

But I've never been surer


My love, I am here to stay

Even if I can't convince you

Eternity won't be enough

To explain what you mean to me


If this poem touched your heart, feel free to share it or leave a comment below. I'd love to hear what it made you feel.

If you enjoyed this, you might also like The Day the World Forgot Me, my micro story about longing and unseen love 🧡

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  1. very beautiful. It has a wonderful sensitivity to it and perfectly encapsulates love.

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    1. Aww thank you so much for such kind words :)

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