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Footprints

*How come I always,

Get so caught up?

Wrong people,

Wrong places,

Half-empty cup.

 

You seemed an exception,

Like things were finally right.

I never,

No, never,

Even put up a fight.

 

I wish I had, now,

I could’ve had so much more.

If I could only,

If only,

Have just walked out that door.

 

With just a simple “sorry,”

You left a hollow in my chest.

I understand,

Please, understand,

You have to “do what’s best.”

 

And then there we both were,

Civility a struggle.

There’s her,

There’s always her,

I’m too much for you to juggle.

 

So all I’ve got now,

Are your footprints on my heart.

I miss you,

So much now,

Let’s go back to the start.

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Written by
katie-eustace
Irish
Published
May 15, 2010
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(c) Katie Eustace 2009

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