I've lived, laughed, loved, and died.
I have loved you from afar.
And that's the way we remain.
Once upon a time, I lived.
I dreamed a dream that died.
That is all I ask of you.
These are six words describing life.
We were summer skeletons playing outside.
I won't leave unless asked to.
Sticks and stones can break bones.
Nothing but shattered hearts and tears.
Day by day, he walks by.
Home without heart, love without meaning.
There is no place like home.
Say hi, for God's sake, please.
Something's there that wasn't there before.
Innocence is evergreen; death is unavoidable.
They died today, in my arms.
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Evergreen Summertime
PoetryMy hopeless love for him is evergreen. It grows even more in the summertime. Poems and short stories. So just stick around for a while, you may find a place here too.
