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Galaxies in Grief (poem)

We laid on stars, whispered in black holes, You were my moon when my nights got cold. Orbits crossed, like fate on rewind, But even Saturn’s rings can’t always bind.

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Verse 1: We laid on stars, whispered in black holes, You were my moon when my nights got cold. Orbits crossed, like fate on rewind, But even Saturn’s rings can’t always bind.

I traced your name through Milky Way light, Your silence now louder than meteor flights. Heartbeats syncing like comets in flight, But you vanished mid-verse in the dead of night.

Hook: Falling like stars when you left my side, Spinnin’ through space with no place to hide. Your love was a planet I couldn’t survive, Now I’m lost in a system where nothing’s alive. (Yeah… nothing’s alive…)

Verse 2: Venus was jealous of the way we burned, But love’s just gravity we never learned. I gave you my universe, you needed more— So you crashed through my world like a meteor.

Cries echo in lunar dust, Trust fades faster than iron rust. I still hear you in nebula dreams, But the silence between us tears at the seams.

Bridge: Tell me—did you feel it die too? Or did I just fade in your rearview? Your eyes were galaxies I couldn’t read, Now I bleed stardust when I grieve.

Hook (repeat): Falling like stars when you left my side, Spinnin’ through space with no place to hide. Your love was a planet I couldn’t survive, Now I’m lost in a system where nothing’s alive. (Yeah… nothing’s alive…)

Outro (spoken): I hope the sun still warms you… Even if I freeze in your shadow.

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