Fear of Losing You
In the stillness of the night, I find,
A haunting fear that clouds my mind.
What if the day should come too soon,
When fate decides to change its tune?
Your laughter, like a melody,
The anchor to my sanity.
Yet shadows loom, and whispers creep,
Invading dreams when I should sleep.
I clutch your hand, so warm and strong,
Afraid that life might do us wrong.
What if a breath, a chance, a sigh,
Would steal away my heart's reply?
A world without your touch, your voice,
Is not a world, but empty noise.
The thought alone, a silent scream,
That wakes me from a restless dream.
For every moment, every glance,
A precious gift, a fleeting chance.
I hold you closer, breathe you in,
For fear that time might wear us thin.
But in this fear, a love so pure,
A bond that time could not obscure.
Though future's veil may hide the path,
Our souls entwine beyond its grasp.
Forever, I am here with you ,
Through every dawn and evening dew.
And though I fear what might arise,
Our love remains, beneath the skies.
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