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The Silent Goodbye

Jan 7, 2025
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Updated: Jul 11, 2025

By Saumya Chawla

Your smile now, a memory to be cherished.

Our laughter, now that sounds haunted.

The memories spent, now starts to fade.

I was familiar with your presence,

I am starting to now get afraid.


Your struggles,we couldn't unwind.

The pain you hid inside,

We couldn't define.

When we understood, it was too late.

Losing you was a play of fate.


Your memory stays, a bittersweet pain,

A vocal goodbye, went in vain,

We remember you looking at the stars,

Unaware you were hoping to be one from afar.


Rest now, my friend, in a peaceful place,

I hope you found there your own space.

We'll hold onto memories we once shared,

I hope in death,you've found solace spared.


By Saumya Chawla






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