Heart Says

I look at the sky, just wish you were here
Memories so dry, my eye has no tear
So I can’t cry, and my voice you won’t hear
And as much as I try, to show no fear
I still live a lie, so no need to cheer.
I’ll not say bye, if I’m kept ‘gainst a spear
Instead I’ll sigh, ‘cause I know you’ll be near
Unlike constant pie, I have no fixed gear
And don’t ask why, ‘cause you may think they’re meer.
If our love should die, replace with a beer
Since I’ll not shy off, and that’s my new dear,
But who said it’ll die, here I see no seer
Though our love’s high, it’ll take not less a year
On that spot to tie, so that it won’t veer
Into a sunder and become more unclear
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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