We built a world from whispers and days, Four years of laughter, promises, and ways. I carried your smile like sunlight in my hands, Believing in forever, in love’s endless strands. But slowly, you drifted, a shadow at sea, Your eyes stopped searching for pieces of me. No warning was spoken, no fight, no sound, Just silence that grew until nothing was found. Then came the truth, sharp as a knife: You’d chosen another, erased our life. While I was still clinging to what we had made, You had already let go, already betrayed. Now I walk through the ruins of what used to be, Haunted by echoes that won’t set me free. How cruel that love can vanish so fast, When I thought I had found a love that would last. Yet even in sorrow, I know I will stand, Gather the fragments with trembling hands. As you fade, I learn to face the ache, Knowing my heart will heal, though it breaks.