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Who You Were

I can't keep lying to myself, I can't keep waking up at night and knowing that I just 
dreamed of you. I can't be looking for you; eventhough, I know your not there. I 
can't be telling myself that your still here. Everyday there's something that 
reminds me of you. A place, a song, your words, your name. You haunt my 
dreams, my thoughts and my memories. I don't understand why time hasn't 
healed my broken dreams, my broken being, my broken heart. I don't understand 
why another person hasn't help fade your memory away. You occupy my dreams 
and my heart. They say time heals everything, but I say it's not true because your 
still here. When people mention you, I act like I don't know who you were. But I 
know who you were, you were the person that woke up next to me. The person I 
would have endless nights of different converstaions. The person who woke me 
up with 'I love you's'. The person who was my companion, my friend, my lover. 
The only person I gave more than what a woman can give a man. I loved you so 
much, that it hurts to know that I still do. And it hurts to know that I always will. It 
doesn't matter if I never feel love again. But at least I know that one day I was 
happy and that I knew what love meant and how beautiful it felt.

Copyright © Elizabeth Gaytan | Year Posted 2007


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Date: 6/2/2016 1:11:00 AM

Elizabeth, well penned. Enjoyed reading your thoughts and words today. *SKAT
Date: 8/1/2011 6:05:00 AM

a lovely write about love. would be better if the lines were shorter and the poem was halved. then this would have been a magnificent poem. nevertheless i still like it

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