The Empty Summer by Abeera Mirza

The butterflies I once had for you are now gone,

Like a fleeting summer storm that has moved on.

They flitted and fluttered, bringing joy to my heart,

But now they have vanished, leaving an empty part.

I remember those days when we laughed and smiled,

When every moment with you felt like a mile.

The butterflies would dance in the air so free,

As we enjoyed each other's company.

But time has passed and distance grew,

Our love faded and the butterflies flew.

Now I am left with memories of what we had,

And the feeling of loss makes me feel so sad.

But I hold onto hope that someday they may return,

And the butterflies will once again burn.

Biography:

In the realm of literature, a shining star has emerged, illuminating the lives of countless individuals through her profound and emotive writings. Meet Abeera Mirza, a direct descendant of the illustrious Mughal Empire, currently residing in Gujrat, Pakistan. This gifted poet, teacher, and English literature gold medalist has woven a tapestry of words that has captured the hearts of readers worldwide.

Abeera's passion for words has earned her numerous awards and international recognition. Her poem "Sorry" has been a beacon of hope, guiding individuals through the healing process and promoting self-reflection. With over 200 publications in esteemed anthologies and international magazines, such as Raven Cage (Germany), Barcelona Magazine (Spain), Pencraft Literary Magazine (Bangladesh), International Literature Language Journal (USA), Alessandra Today (Italy), Cultural Reverence WordPress (India), Orfeu. Al (Albania), Fatehpur Resolution Blogspot (India), and Poetic Essence Publications (India), Abeera's work has transcended geographical boundaries, resonating with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds.

As an Assistant Professor at a prestigious college, Abeera is dedicated to nurturing emerging writers, sharing her expertise, and fostering a community that celebrates the power of words. Her interview has been published on The Mount Kenya Times and Poetic Essence Publications (India), and she has won many titles, including Miss Literary Critic by her university, the University of Lahore, Pakistan. Abeera's inner peace is ignited by reading and traveling, and she is always looking to learn more beyond boundaries.

Through her writings, Abeera has created a sanctuary for healing and self-discovery. Her words have touched countless lives, giving a deep understanding of the transformative power of language. As a jury member for the Maverick Writing Community, India, Abeera continues to inspire and mentor emerging writers. May her words remain a source of solace, healing, and inspiration to all who read them. You can connect with Abeera on Facebook and Instagram (@abeera_quotes) or reach out to her at abeera.quotes@gmail.com.