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After The Music, By: Jordan Eze

February 6, 2024 by Jordan Eze

After The Music, By: Jordan Eze

After the music….

Struggle, Pain, Break, Heart.
Love, Faith, Hope.
Guilt, Contempt.
Struggle.

I can’t anymore. Its hard.
I’ve lost. No love.
Games over.
I can’t.

Romance has left me in pieces.
A rotten peach isn’t it.
Pink and pretty.
But dead inside, How unromantic.

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