May 2014
I love you,
no, she did
and the saddest thing is,
that you will never now
how perfect you were to her
You stepped in as an iridescent being
One impossible to compare
the one to whom she would have gave it all
even the things you're not supposed to give
because you touched parts of her
that didn't belong to her body
and she loved you
and she did it with madness
and she wanted to be happy
even though she knew you weren't completely real
because you wanted her
even more that how she wanted you
and these days
even when you do not speak anymore
she wonders how you are
and where you are
Because she remembers clearly
the last time you both spoke
it all was as flawless
as the golden number
and she didn't understand
until now
the reason why
when she told you "goodnight"
you repplied "goodbye"
and she looked for the photographs
of the old you
and she wept while she saw them
and since she still loved you
she was paralyzed by your memories
later she recalled
in the midst of her laugh
that she wanted to tell you all of these
and she was sad again
and even when the sun was up for you
she hoped you would remember her
she hoped that you would remember that you once wanted to stay
that you learned how to love her
and that you desired her
and she used to miss you so bad
so bad it hurted her
but she never felt that you missed her back
and after a while
she stopped missing you too
But I sincerely loved you
Sorry, she did.
no, she did
and the saddest thing is,
that you will never now
how perfect you were to her
You stepped in as an iridescent being
One impossible to compare
the one to whom she would have gave it all
even the things you're not supposed to give
because you touched parts of her
that didn't belong to her body
and she loved you
and she did it with madness
and she wanted to be happy
even though she knew you weren't completely real
because you wanted her
even more that how she wanted you
and these days
even when you do not speak anymore
she wonders how you are
and where you are
Because she remembers clearly
the last time you both spoke
it all was as flawless
as the golden number
and she didn't understand
until now
the reason why
when she told you "goodnight"
you repplied "goodbye"
and she looked for the photographs
of the old you
and she wept while she saw them
and since she still loved you
she was paralyzed by your memories
later she recalled
in the midst of her laugh
that she wanted to tell you all of these
and she was sad again
and even when the sun was up for you
she hoped you would remember her
she hoped that you would remember that you once wanted to stay
that you learned how to love her
and that you desired her
and she used to miss you so bad
so bad it hurted her
but she never felt that you missed her back
and after a while
she stopped missing you too
But I sincerely loved you
Sorry, she did.
This was the poem I wrote when I felt like I was starting to forget.
(Perú)
Please log in to view and add comments on poems
