
Love, Not So True
by SAM Ruh
I will fall in love with you today—
"So soon?" you’ll scoff, or look away.
But hearts like mine don’t ask for time,
They leap with reckless, aching rhyme.
I will fall in love with you today,
And weep and plead for you to stay.
For without you, I’m half a breath,
A soul untouched, a stone in death.
I will fall in love with you today,
It’s all I wish, it’s all I pray.
Just love me back with all your might,
One gentle touch can make me right.
I will fall in love with you today—
Let chaos rise and skies turn gray.
But prove me wrong, or prove me true,
I place my trembling faith in you.
I will fall in love with you today,
Like no one else, in no cliché.
So hold my hand—don’t turn, don’t shove—
And stay with me, my storm-swept love.

The Love Story
by SAM Ruh
He wanted her, She wanted him.
But was it real? Or just a whim?
The love, the care, the warmth, the pain—
She couldn’t cast them aside in disdain.
They met again, as they often did,
In a crowd, where strangers hid.
But when alone, the world did shift,
Nothing could break their secret rift.
Today, in a crowd, they crossed once more,
She knew this meeting would bring heartache galore.
Love would flow, like a waterfall's song,
But in the end, would it last long?
He touched her, kissed her, with fervor untold,
She was taken aback by passion so bold.
He wrapped her close, like a blanket tight,
No escape for her, not even in flight.
Love surged, vast as the endless sea,
She felt small, yet tethered, not free.
She didn’t want this moment to cease,
For love and love were her only peace.
The night drew to a close, and the morning bloomed,
The sun rose high, dispelling the gloom.
She opened her eyes, searching for him—
But he was gone, vanished on a whim.

Two Loves
By SAM Ruh

Unshackled
By SAM Ruh

Drifting Apart
by SAM Ruh
Two logs afloat on morning stream, Side by side, a silent dream. They danced upon the water’s face, In step, in time, a tender grace. They clung through turns, through winds that blew, As if the river somehow knew— They held like hearts that beat as one, Beneath the stars, beneath the sun. But love, though strong, can’t stop the tide, The rushing waters would decide. They strained to stay, to not let go, Yet currents pulled from deep below. A fork appeared — the stream split wide, One veered left, one swayed aside. No blame, no storm, no bitter end, Just nature’s way of how things bend. Now far apart on waters vast, They float as memories of the past. What once was close drifts out of view— Still whole, still strong, but each anew. Alive, alone, with skies unknown, No dream of ever drifting home. Their paths diverge, the bond undone— New lives begun beneath new sun.