A shared fire, a burning light,
That lit our world, both day and night.
Two minds entwined, a single beat,
In passions found, so bittersweet.
But then a whisper, soft and low,
“I wish this spark would cease to glow.”
The words, like frost, they chilled the air,
A burden I was left to bear.
Did you not see the me in this?
Or was the light unbecoming bliss?
To wish away what makes us shine,
Felt like a wound, that wasn’t mine.
This vibrant passion, this steady flame,
Is more than just a passing game.
It is a part, a vital piece,
That brings my restless spirit peace.
And when you wished that fire gone,
It felt like you wished me withdrawn.
You see it as a flaw,
I see it as my all.
I’m not bad, the world is wrong,
This passion with or without you’s where I still belong.
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