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Did I make the Most of Loving You?

Did I make the most of loving you? The words, in a song, stop me cold Hot tea, mid sip I remember this summer Humidity rising Iced tea on the balcony Your smile was so pained You knew what I didn’t You knew then what I’m going through now I will always regret not kissing you in August And in June I’d said it’d be the summer of no regrets Now it’s the kind of cold that makes My exposed skin hurt So I bundle up tighter Close my eyes to the wind that gives them tears And on my eyelids, I see this past summer But it still hurts because I’m looking back Not forward Never forward I can’t. So many things were left unsaid.
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Written by
margot-allen
American
Published
Jan 2, 2012
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22·126
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This is a poem inspired by both a real relationship (if I can even call it that--whew personal!) and the song "Did I make the most of Loving you" better know as the theme to Downton Abbey.

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