The autumn leaves once gold and bright,

Now wither in the pale moonlight.

You held me close, swore I was "home,"

But seasons shift when winds have blown.

Your words like fire, warm and true,

Turned winter frost—a sudden hue.

I built my world on shifting sand,

You held my heart in your bare hand...

Then silence came, a hollow sound,

Where love once bloomed, now barren ground.

You whispered, "*I can breathe alone*,"

But dawn arrived—I was unknown.

**Always be prepared to lose everyone,

People change like seasons, under the sun.

Today I’m your sky, tomorrow just a breeze,

One day your anchor, next day memories.

Loyalty’s a ghost, trust is shattered glass—

Seasons never promised they would last.

So guard your heart, and armor up your soul,

‘Cause even summer sun grows cold.**

We danced in spring, your laughter clear,

You called me every doubt’s antidote.

But summer fades, and so did you—

Like morning dew, no trace, no clue.

From "*I’d die without you*" to a shrug,

A vacant stare, a final tug.

You rewrote history in a day,

Like I was just a role you played.

The promises dissolved like rain,

Just echoes in an empty train.

You swore you’d fight, then walked away,

Like I was yesterday’s decay.

Always be prepared to lose everyone,

People change like seasons, under the sun.

Today I’m your temple, tomorrow just a door,

One day your oxygen, next day folklore.

Loyalty’s a myth, trust is thin as ice—

Seasons teach you nothing stays nice.

So shield your heart, and fortress up your soul,

‘Cause even springtime love takes toll.**

The rarest rose is constancy,

But most just bloom temporarily.

Fragile as a spider’s thread,

Trust is broken by what’s unsaid.

So plant your roots where you can stand—

Your soul’s the only promised land.

Seasons turn, and people part...

Tend the garden in your heart.

When winter comes, and bonds unwind,

You’ll still have *you*—eternal, designed.

**So take care of your heart...

And your soul.**

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