Troy

 ‎30 feet in height,

‎12 feet in thickness,

‎I've built these colossal walls

‎around my heart.

‎Proud to be its heroine,

‎yet always wondering

‎if keeping it safe makes me the villain.

Not asking for a gold or a thousand ships.

‎But what a tragedy!

‎Love is a gift swiftly becoming

‎my Achilles' heel.

‎The hero I wrote songs for,

‎now the aristos of my heartbreakers.

‎Did you enter my heart

‎like the Trojan Horse,

‎going all in just to break it

‎like a liar's oath?

‎I begged the Olympians

‎to give this romance a chance.

‎Turn this love into a myth

‎I'll forever believe in.

‎Lost—

‎the Troy in my heart keeps burning.

‎Sacked, slaved, abandoned.

‎No love lives there now.

- Cristine Despares

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