Desolation

Sweet memories are bitter;
For some reason it is for it is
No rehab no cure for this overlong slumber,
Nor a mistake for this miss

I thought we can go through this – together
But that’s just a hope for a crazy; demented man
You had only bitter it up – forever
I don’t think my heart will cure since then

Don’t think of saying sorry or getting mercy
Though you have that good-looking eyes
But a human will always be like Mr. Kersey
Forgiving, kind and nice

That person will never be your friend
Nor a backpacker companion for thee
I think I will go through sea and land
I will be at your heart immediately

Walk through the isle like a man
And gracefully like a woman
I don’t know how much pain
That I will have to suffer

Never had the thought of having inclination with you
Like they said in the story of an unseen story
Where a bitter getaway will have to get through
Or else it will be a pain cause of a dilatory
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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