Memories

As the crow flies,where the road meets the sky.Trouble lies in the hearts of you and I,you never gave 
me a chance you were stuck on a previous romance no use in second tries we both lead seperate 
lives,with tears in her eyes she began to cry you both realize you need some time you promise to be 
friends through thick and thin but to never hear from each other ever again,take life in stride remember
 sometimes it's better to swallow your pride maybe then you wouldn't be hurting inside can you forgive 
live and let live sometimes we make life harder than it actually is...A year has passed since the leaves 
fell last the winds have changed no time to reclaim thoughtless words that drive me insane,time has 
passed no need to regrasp there's no life living in your past.You taught me the truth of love and youth 
you took my hand made me a man promised me our love could withstand,the hands of time I wish I 
could rewind I would do it over a thousand times if I could only have you to make it through,I miss the 
rush of your loving touch words of care sweet despair memories of the times we have shared,Do you 
still remember me the one you loved unconditionally you will always be apart of me if only in my 
memories.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Singe Avatar
October 13, 2011 at 10:54 AM
a-mazing.
Ellis Avatar
October 13, 2011 at 12:40 PM
thank you for your kind words,this poem especially means alot to me,some say its better to have loved than not at all, sometimes i wonder if thats really true. next to death of a loved one I ve never felt a greater loss or such pain as a broken heart.
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