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Tomorrow

Two years forward,

Life continues to move on.

 

I take steps to avoid,

Going back to the hell

I once put myself in.

 

I remember telling you,

"Please forgive me if I forget you right now."

 

I took a precautionary measure,

To save me from demise.

 

I was so fragile back then.

 

Any memory of you,

Made me feel like I,

I was the cause of your death.

 

I blamed myself for every little thing.

 

I wasn't there when I should've been.

 

...When I was mourning your loss,

They told me to stop being hard on myself.

 

"You did nothing wrong.", they would assure me.

 

In a way, they were right.

 

However, I can't stop but think,

That the smallest gestures

Would have made an impact,

And you'd be here tonight.

 

Maybe you would be alive to this day.

But reality sank in. I realized...

There was nothing I could do,

To save your life.

 

Moving on seemed like the only option.

As hard as it was to admit, I had to let go.

There was no way I could bring you back into this world.

 

I had to face tomorrow like it was another day...

 

Another day has gone by without seeing you smile,

Another day has gone without hearing your voice.

Another day has gone by, and I had no choice

but to move on without you by my side.

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Written by
joshua-phelps
33 / M / English
Published
Apr 14, 2014
Lines·Words
35·232
Notes

A sequel to "Remember Me." Even though you're not here, I miss you sis.

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#poetry#life#death#days#tomorrow
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