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Dearest Ex...

by J. P. Davies

"I can't be with you anymore."
My words fell like a death sentence
upon her ears, I know those words
could slay but they came out anyway
I watched the tears roll from your eyes
as you struggled with your shoes
and walked outside to your truck
I watched as you tried once, twice, thrice
to extricate youself from my world
formerly the world of love
now the world of sorrow, I'm sorry
I told you i never wanted to hurt you
and now that I have I feel souless
I feel bare yet no tears will grace my cheek
at this parting of ways, this crossroads
I gave you over eleven months of my time
you taught me how to be with one alone
but another came and showed me light
from a brilliant smile and deep eyes
I made my choice for the good of you
It was killing you, It was killing me
It killed what was formerly "US"
It awakened a passion that I had lost
I found it away from you
Will you ever see that this was the best thing?
I'm sorry I hurt you, I feel like scum
You're better than I ever hope to be
You're the strong one..not me
Your love is big enough to help
another who like me was lost
You found me and taught me I was special
That mysterious girl from english class
is gone I lost her when I took her for granted
I thought our love was alive, I was wrong
The idea was alive but I stopped loving you
when my eyes began to wander, I don't deserve you
Move on to a man who appreciates you
I couldn't find enough love to give you

04/28/2003

Author's Note: It's over...and a new life shall begin

Posted on 04/29/2003
Copyright © 2024 J. P. Davies

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Maryellen Lebeda-Parra on 04/29/03 at 03:53 PM

now that the past isput to rest, a future will begin ... as you grasp hold of the present

Posted by Madeline Pestolesi on 05/13/03 at 04:38 PM

There have been so many times in my life where I wanted to be the one to end it, on the other side. This is really refreshing to read a new perspectinve on a very old subject. When love ends, it never just hurts one person and it's nice to be reminded that the one we usually see as the "evil" person actaully does have feelings about the situation. Very well done, I really really like this.

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