Can It Be True

can it be true 
that im losing you
for what seems forever
that we have been together
the rivers still flow
as i watch you go
can it be true
that im losing you
where did i go wrong
love can be shared for so long
why do is it end now for us
goodbye could not possibly be a must
can it be true 
that im losing you
please do not cry
i will not say goodbye
i feel as if i am no longer here
your so far away i wish you were near
can it be true 
that im losing you
i lay on this ground
wishing not to be found
you have become distant everyday
i beg of you please do not go away
can it be true
that im losing you
you're falling from my grip
falling fast try not to slip
the sun shines bright in the sky
as my face grims and i began to cry
can it be true 
that im losing you
i feel so safe wraped in your arms
leaving all this behind i would be walking in harms
way for sure this is why love is a dangerous game
that we all choose to play my heart is the one to blame
can it be true
that im losing you
days go by as do my tears
my thoughts forever surround my fears
this is what i get for you leaving me
someone please set me free
can it be true
that i have lost you
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Fraser Avatar
September 23, 2009 at 3:38 PM
Sad but excellent piece Autumn>>James
Wakefield Avatar
September 22, 2009 at 6:07 PM
Boy do I know how this feels.
Delacroix Avatar
September 22, 2009 at 5:43 PM
A painful write. Your loss and sadness is felt through the lines. Although a sad poem, it is well written. Sorry for your loss. Thanks for sharing. Carolilne.
Kendrick Avatar
September 22, 2009 at 3:37 PM
Love loss is bad. Keep writing. Sara
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