JAMBO

In a world of mortal bounds, I met her-an angel in disguise, ethereal and fair. Her eyes held galaxies, and her smile was divine. I fell for her grace, a love so fine. But alas, my love for her was in vain, For angels belong to a celestial plane. I yearned to hold her and feel her embrace, Yet she remained untouchable in heavenly space. With each passing day, my love grew stronger, But the angel knew she didn't belong. So she whispered a blessing, a love so true, And left me with memories of skies so blue. Though she departed for realms above, I treasured her love-a divine kind of love. For in my heart, she'll forever reside-an angel's love, a love so purified.

Autorentext

Eric is an accomplished author whose literary journey has been marked by creativity, passion for storytelling, and a commitment to inspiring readers through his words. His captivating narratives have touched the hearts of many, and his life story is a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication in the world of literature.