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Shattered Soul

Updated: Jul 16, 2025

By Shreshtha Srivastava


It’s hurting – a wound with a cut so deep,

Draggers made of criticizing words.

Chocking the healing soul in me.


They pierce my core, like a heartless man cutting a beef.

My heart breaks like a petiole of an autumn leaf,

Leaving its parent tree.


Now, I am walking on a road of endless wounds,

Those which still need time to heal after a century.


Is this that burning fire that scares many?

To me these flames feel so cold,

I guess,

My soul is now lifeless, broken, and old.


By Shreshtha Srivastava




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