To the Lost Love
History runs deep, and it’s too late to rewrite
We were gasoline soul mates — friction ignites.
With persistent anger that destroys my virtue
Sharpened tongue, time-thickened skin, it’s too hard to get through.
Here she comes — it’s the devil in my throat again
Out bubble hateful thoughts I wish I didn’t mean.
My words flow like a faucet and they’re all in vain,
it’s useless to think on how we both felt overseen.
A third of our lives — was it futile or cherished?
Time and tears wasted on a love set to perish
A lover, a friend, and my worst enemy
All the plans, all the goals — they’re left in history
But to the eternal sunshine of my spotless mind,
I look forward to a day when I can leave you behind
Copyright © Lindsay Weitz | Year Posted 2022
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