If You
poem by:
Julius Brian Cruz
Written
on Jul 19, 2015
We met again today, and you've never been so beautiful. The same as yesterday,a familiar feeling of blissful. From the stars in your eyes, to the warmth of your smile. Now love withers and dies, still you're away for miles and miles. Days when wind blows too hard, maybe I'll learn to let you go. The heroine in my bards, will you see my fading glow? As you step farther away, greed only grew stronger. Yet as i try to make you stay, love only grew sadder. Just like a fading star, that falls upon the silent night. Guess my hopes went too far, catching an unattainable light. You turned too beautiful, became too perfect for my sight. Miracles aren't for the sinful, so let the curtains fall for tonight. Yet as i keep unwillingly, memories of you in this drawer. I take them out secretly, and reminisce when the rain showers. If you're struggling like i am, can't you just make things easier? If you would know where i am, maybe one day we'll be together.
Tags: sad, love, rhyme, fear, wishful,
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Royce B commented:
I absolutely love this. I can very easily relate this to my tale of lost love and separation. Thank you so much for sharing
Shanta
commented:
The Moon shines in borrowed Light regrettably, we must generate our own.
Well composed writing.
A previous user
commented:
Yes this make s you wish more things are fearful painful you got all the elemnents
Christopher Russon
commented:
Lovely written poem.I have been down that road of lost love waiting for
A change of heart.
