Yesterday's Mistake
Finding forgiveness for foolish fights
my heart, tends to overrule my head.
And although I should've known better,
I chose to believe the words you said.
You swore you'd never hurt me again;
begging me to please unlock my door.
And now you plead for just one more chance;
like you have, so many times before.
I try to convince myself you've changed,
that you suddenly care how I feel.
But, although my heart wants to believe,
many open wounds, refuse to heal.
Memories of lies and betrayal
still haunt the outer fringes of hope.
And dealing with fragmented feelings;
I am not so sure my heart can cope.
I want to forgive, but can't forget,
some things, even time can't erase.
And when the silent screams resurface;
fantasies and nightmares interlace.
I'm scared of taking you back again,
I have a difficult choice to make.
Do I bet on tomorrow's promise,
or gamble on yesterday's mistake?
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