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He came again!


He had come that year, and

before long,

mental and physical agonies troubled us—

The most heartbreaking experience we'd ever known.

The sharp painful scars still linger inside.

He had shared genuine gesture of brotherly love,

But brotherly love indeed came at a price,

and the relationship fizzled out.

 

He came back again this year,

Now, I have started worrying,

for we had had enough already.

 

It gets my adrenaline going across my body,

When I even think of that heartbreaking moments. 

Like when a forest is destroyed,

their darkness remains.

 

 

 

 

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