Too deep to keep...

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 2024, a year of light and dark,  

A fresh new start, a hopeful spark.  

It whispered promises of joy ahead,  

A path of dreams, where I was led.  


But as the days went rushing by,  

The smile I wore began to die.  

For every joy, a pain would creep,  

A secret hurt, too deep to keep.  


The hopes I held now seem so far,  

Replaced by shadows, a distant star.  

The joy turned fleeting, the sorrow long,  

A melody played, but the notes were wrong.  


What once was bright now feels like night,  

A burning scar, a hollow fight.  

The year has ended, but the pain remains,  

A scar that lingers, a heart that strains.  


2024, you gave and took,  

A twisted tale in every look.  

A hopeful start, a painful end,  

But from the ashes, I’ll rise again.

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