Lately, my mind has been going round and around a certain moment
And any attempt
I could do to avoid it
Or prevent it
It's a conversation between you and I
We're in your car
Or maybe looking at the stars
And I'm certainly high
We have too much fun
You find it dangerous
You say you'd rather be anonymous
Than having to run
You look at me right in the eyes and say:
"Baby, this must end"
"We're two worlds apart, and"
"I don't want to feel like you're dragging me into something"
I notice that your eyes don't have that bright honey shade anymore
"Gosh," I implore
"I really hoped you would have given my world a chance"
And you reply in your strong voice that I adore: "I'm sorry, baby"
"But both of our worlds don't give any chances"
So is this all over?
The thrill of finally existing,
This feeling of eternal spring,
When we couldn't be better?
You're throwing it all away
Like we were never anything
But then I stop daydreaming
And realizes that it's all in my head, anyway.
YOU ARE READING
i forgive you
PoetryHe asked in his dreamy voice tinted with worry: "Will you forgive me, one day?" I couldn't help but say: "You're already forgiven. You always were." A miscellany of my poems about forgiving others in love, hate, sadness, and all those emotions that...