Food for the Soul: Poems

Reality Bites

 

Finding a friend when you're not looking for it should be considered as blessing

What hurts is falling for that friend, you didn't mean to from the start

Seeing him/her happy is soothing to the heart

What hurts is wishing you were the reason of that happiness

But you know it's just that:

WISHFUL THINKING

Moving on is actually easy

What makes it difficult are the baggages right behind you

Deep down you know it's the best thing to do

But hell, you just can't and you hate it too

And the thought of him/her with someone else?

Let that stupid green monster get out of you

Some people think that it's holding on that makes one strong; 

sometimes it's not: It's letting go.

Some people are afraid to lose someone;

But how can you lose something that you never had?

If a broken heart is a heart that has felt love,

Then don't deny you've been in love.

Don't be sad that everything is over

Just be glad that it was once yours

Never be sorry that you blew it,

Some things just don't fit to be yours

If you didn't want him/her to get hurt,

Are you gonna close your eyes when he/she cries?

Should you smile because he/she is your friend?

Or should you cry because that's all he/she is?

Are you wishing that you could forget everything you had and walk away?

But you're thinking that he/she won't even run after you?

Guess that's what hurts most,

To be left out.

How do you heal a broken heart?

Is being broken having a nightmare after having that best dream?

How do you tell yourself to stop looking when he/she wasn't even looking back?

If love is the most important thing in this world,

Mind to define hate?

Are they words until someone gave its meanings?

It's amazing the things you realize when you lose someone:

You get mad at yourself for not saying the things you could've a million times, 

You take for granted the days spent doing nothing when you could have been with them. 

Anyone can be taken, at any time in our lives,

But we always wait until they're gone

To say the things we never had the courage to before.