Dark clouds cover my sky,

As if my heart has shattered into pieces.

It waited for you, hoping you would return,

But you will not come back.

Proud, graceful gazelle,

Those gazelle-like eyes once enchanted me.

Tell me now, what should I call you?

A cruel, unfaithful, heartless one?

Your lashes like sharp spears,

Your brows dark as the night,

Those cherry-like eyes of yours—

Thoughts of you

Never leave my mind.

I love you,

Yet it means nothing now.

You are you, and I am me,

Our paths have long been separated.

The pain of separation never fades,

The fiery flame of love burns my heart.

A trembling has covered my whole being;

My heart has stopped—

It no longer beats.

In my veins, it feels as though

Not blood but emptiness flows.

This world has become too narrow for my eyes.

The sky belongs to the stars,

The tree to its roots—

But for me…

Nothing truly matters.

No, it does matter.

My heart longs for a cure.

Otherwise, what use are

All these riches and possessions,

All desires and ambitions?

I only wish to be loved.

Yet you left me.

Still, despite everything,

I will wait for you.

Even if you are not mine,

Just be happy.

You have forgotten me—

My gazelle-eyed one, my sweet-spoken one.

Until my very last breath,

I will love you.

And for your happiness,

I will keep living and fighting.

Sevinch Rustamova Shukhrat qizi was born on October 13, 2005, Kashkadarya region, Uzbekistan. She is currently a third-year student of the Faculty of Medicine (Med-01U group) at Kimyo International University in Tashkent.

She has participated in several international Olympiads and has a strong interest in poetry and literature. Her poems and creative works have been published in international anthologies in Egypt and Qatar.

In addition, in 2025 she took part in an International Anthology in Turkey, where she presented her creative works and delivered a speech on an international platform.

Furthermore, her scientific articles and theses have been published in a number of high-level academic journals. She also actively participates in national conferences and scientific forums, contributing to academic and literary discussions.