Why Cant I Forget You

sometimes the people you love the most are the ones you hurt the most
we try to act strong like there isnt anything wrong
we try to hide all the tears we've cried 
life goes by to fast we try to make everything last
i feel so far away theres so much i wanna say
i try to form the words but i think about how i'm hurt
i wanna shout but no words will come out
my heart is broken but no words have been spoken
why does my heart skip a beat everytime our eyes meet
how could you just stop loveing me is this how it's gonna be
why is it that everytime i see you holding her hand i feel like i'm in quick sand
do you care about what we shared
why cant i stand tall why do i always feel like i'm gonna fall
a kiss goodbye not this time
do you wish we never met are you full of regret
why cant i forget you now that we are through
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Brown Avatar
November 8, 2011 at 7:02 AM
Congratulations on your well deserving poem being featured this week Heidi. Love, Carol
Dickson Avatar
November 7, 2011 at 5:25 AM
This is a great piece. Thank you for sharing. I know this feeling myself and it's as if you captured the very essence of it for anyone who has ever felt that way..
Brown Avatar
October 27, 2011 at 12:09 PM
I stopped back today to see if you had written anything new Heidi. I hope you will continue to write and share more poetry with us. Love, Carol
Hollins Avatar
October 15, 2011 at 6:18 PM
Nice piece you have here. I really enjoyed reading this and I applaud the form in which it is written. I can certainly relate to this poem. The only answer for this is TIME.
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