It is for my heart which I write this requiem Upon it placed, a pensive moratorium
One that could last a life time Or leaving one more hill to climb
I have but one choice And need my inner voice
Do I dare start at the bottom? I remember that hill from last autumn
River bluffs hill we raced up that day A race U won in an impressive way A picture of which U gave on my birthday Hung so that I am reminded each day That there is always a price to pay
The picture may remain But U, my dear, have become profane
At the bottom of this hill I now stand With the memory of my heart in a cold hand
I think back to that first kiss A moment of perfect bliss
I would never trade what we had Keeping the good and the bad
But it is at this hill I now loom Wondering if another climb ends in gloom
I am reminded of that hill from that day Just as I am the mountain on which I lost my way
I should not be afraid this hill to ascend But daunting it is with a heart on the mend
For now I am quite jaded For love to me has quietly faded
Faded away into the dusk Leaving my heart a mere husk
If the winds of time do not blow that husk away I may live to love another day
Outside the realm of romantic love I am standing tall and strong always able to overcome any hill. I am merely wrestling with the idea of ever being vulnerable again and do not harbor that ***** four letter word (hate) for anyone currently, or in the past, who has turned the hike up the hill into gloom.