From A Fraction of My Heart
Date: Saturday, 2nd January 2010 @ 02:25:08 PM AEST Topic: Sad Poetry
Contributed By: drapes
A shy boy once sat kittycorner to me,
I wonder if you remember his smile.
His skeleton's here, but his heart is missing,
By now it's been lost for a while.
Together we planned to save the world,
But we flooded it with our souls debris.
You'll remain in my memory as that innocent face
Fore I broke your heart, ere you betrayed me.
I hope my scars are engraved in your mind
Like your wretched lies are in mine.
I know you intended to fulfill those words,
But those hopes are long left behind.
Now I miss those nights you'd sleep next to me.
I could taste your skin and your snore.
These things we always took for granted,
I hope - I know - you miss them more.
I wasted summer days on you,
And paper, minutes, thought, advice.
I say that now with an angry smirk
To the ghost of the person I grew to like.
This battle henceforth is a dirty disgrace
And we've lost what we're fighting to free.
I've got to let go with blood-creased knuckles,
As you said: "It's just the way it has to be."
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