Silence, Sepi & Poetry

Silence, Sepi & Poetry
The Outdated Love


A soft tear divorce accompanies a tangled heart


The night wind that scattered as if disturbed by a sedu tone


The stars are also out of the grey clouds


It was as if they had grown tired of this ritual every night


For the stored love is getting obsolete


Not to leave a blind heart


Just to say hello he seemed reluctant


How long will this love last?


Really, don't wear one-handed clapping


Dama's delusion is gone


Decisions are increasingly hallucinatory


The mind began to empty


Let me be more excited don't forget the vote, guys


Eitss do not forget also for his comments and suggestions huh hehe



For the heart that is feeling sore, for the memories that are very bitter and for the longing that was buried, may all be healed quickly and quickly melted.😊


Passion for you to carry out their activities, may you like my simple poetry huh hehe.


One more thing, I'm a guy ya not a girl wkwk ntar in think girls again.


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