AI Prompt: Write a poem about a love letter mailed that arrived thirty years later to a recipient who never found love
Solace of Love
In a dusty post office corner, forgotten and bare,
Lay a letter, yellowed with age and despair.
Stamped with love’s promise, penned with care,
Yet destined for solitude, floating on the air.
Thirty years it waited, silent and still,
Its words aching with longing, a heart’s silent thrill.
Ink faded, but emotions forever sealed,
In the quiet recesses where time was revealed.
The recipient, a soul lost in life’s endless maze,
Yearned for affection for countless lonely days.
But love’s elusive touch slipped through his grasp,
Leaving behind memories, a shadow to clasp.
He wandered through life, a solitary figure,
Dreams of companionship growing dimmer, less eager.
Yet in the midst of solitude’s enduring reign,
A letter arrived, bearing love’s refrain.
Opening the envelope with trembling hands,
They read words written by a known hand.
A confession of love, pure and sincere,
Whispered forward through time, a treasure to revere.
Tears fell like raindrops upon the page,
As they realized the depth of love’s silent wait.
Though years had passed, and fate had been unkind,
Hope bloomed anew, in their heart and mind.
For love knows no bounds, not even time’s span,
It finds a way, like a guiding hand.
And though his journey had been long and steep,
In the embrace of love’s letter, he found solace deep.
So let this tale be a testament true,
That love endures, no matter what we go through.
For in the quiet moments, when all seems lost,
A love letter mailed can be love’s sweetest cost.
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