Forgotten Love
Forgotten Love
Have you ever felt so distant, like you're in a different place? Like there's nothing so persistent, as the time that it takes. To realize that very instant, of everything you waste. But you've already missed it, the feeling of her embrace. So as a single thought enters, and fills that blank space, you're mind tries to remember, what you're thoughts can't retrace. And tho you want to so bad, you can't bend time and space. So don't let it drive you mad, that you cant see her smiling face. And tho you can't quite place it, there's something you forgot. Like your mind won't erase it, so it's left there just to rot. And so you start to taste it and your stomach turns to knots. Her love she gave you wasted, so your heart completely stops. Now your body, you might as well place it, in a pine box. Because there's nothing worth what's wasted. Her love you have forgot.
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