Forgetting You

I lay here thinking of what I might do
Wondering why I still care for you
You did me no good, my feelings destroyed 
At least I have learnt who to avoid

For I am my own person whom you can't change
I have now become strong and independent with age 
So I no longer need you nor do I regret 
Ever closing that door I'm ready to forget

In my heart you will stay, this I do know
But now's come the time I must let you go
Maybe one day we'll pass in the street
Yet till that day comes my life is complete
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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