the most prominent thing i remember is the back of your head and how the last thing i always picture is the front door closing my heart is left empty and so is my bed i can't claim it to be ours, not anymore in this room of broken promises i wish you could have left me your clothes hanging, then maybe you would have lingered longer than the wind or of how cigarettes smell you may be wondering why i'm struggling for air, trust me i've been trying to quit but with every drag and stick your face shows up in between and if that's the only way to not forget then i'd rather choke on coughing fits the day you carried out your bags, you took away what belonged to me as well you were the whole package of dreams and soon to be's, you were my future but you cut the strings and i had no choice but to let you slip through my fingers you stayed long but how you withdrew yourself from me was an act of retreat you did not have to leave so if you ever come back searching for me, know that all i have to offer is to forgive we make mistakes as human beings, it's our nature's way of living but i will never blame you for wrong doings i will love you for as long as these corners stand firm and still, afterall this was the house we lived in
a series of poems about a fictional character named 'jennee reed'