Someone I Used To Know
Remember,
Our frequent talks
Our long walks
Oh so long ago
An age that has changed
I remember you
You were a shining star
And on my chair I reclined
Seeing your potential glory shine.
A glory I wanted to be mine.
We were so young back then,
The smoke from our mouths leap
collide and mingle
And my ears jump to the beauty of your voice
And if I were to go back, I wish I can make that choice
Oh, how things are different now,
You've since parted from my reality,
And dodged what I thought was destiny,
really
Sometimes I think of this anomaly,
And I question: were you in my sanity?
In agony I question if you real
pure as I hoped
I was infatuated
You turned out different from what I expected,
It's been long since our frequent talks and long walks
Overbearingly long
But you're different than what I originally perceived,
Your friends are not my friends, and my friends are an illusion,
What used to be a shining star was actually like the billions of stars out there,
In the world
and the galaxy
We coexist, but we don't correlate
Not anymore, at least
I'm sure you'll turn out just fine
As fine as fine can be
But it seems that fate has chosen for you to never be mine
But I forever treasure your memory
your melody
Your laughs echo from the past
Your smile has given me sustenance
And your change has made me strong
Goodbye, farewell, have a good life
I won't see you tonight, or any other night
But you will forever remain in my dreams.
serenity.
Copyright © Bilal Hb | Year Posted 2010
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