We once shared laughter, on the bus so free,
And in the cafeteria, our joy could be,
Together we'd smile, and our hearts would light,
But now, I'll sit alone, in the dark of night.
By the window, I'll place my weary head,
My heart hidden deep, in a sorrowful shed,
Headphones blasting, a melancholy sound,
Drowning the pain, of a love that's lost, unfound.
At lunch, I'll flee, the moment you arrive,
Leaving the seat, where our love once thrived,
The poem I wrote, with a heart so true,
Now lies in your trash, with a kiss or two.
Memories linger, of our happy past,
But now, I'll face forward, and forever last,
The ache within, a constant refrain,
A heart once full, now empty, in vain.
In the window's gaze, I'll search for peace,
A reflection of what, our love could never release,
The music in my ears, a solace I hold,
A heart once shared, now grows old.
