Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Aug 20
You wrote yourself into my veins,
Not with ink, but with fire—
Each letter burning into my skin,
Each word sinking into my soul.

Your touch is a language,
An alphabet that rewrites me—
No eraser can fade you,
No time can wash you away.

I carry you like a wound,
A scar that never wants to heal.
Your love is a constellation
Carved across my midnight skies.

How do I forget a hand
That taught me the shape of longing?
How do I erase the voice
That taught my heart to sing?

Even if the seas forget their tides,
And the stars abandon the night—
You remain.
Indelible. Eternal. Mine.
Mahnoor Irfan
Written by
Mahnoor Irfan  20/F/Pakistan
(20/F/Pakistan)   
33
 
Please log in to view and add comments on poems