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Tonight When I Saw You
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Lovespeak It's been a terrible week
It feels like I'm about to sink
Last week's bright sky darkened again
Just when I thought I reached heaven
Tonight when I saw you
I only saw trouble in your eyes
When I walked towards you
Like I always had, I didn't smile
Yes, I remember the past
How you treated me like dust
The heart can never be taught
You were in my every thought
Maybe that was the reason why
I frowned and rolled my eyes tonight
'Cause you never answered my apologies
You never even said any word to me
That is why when I saw you,
When your friend greeted me
And you both smiled at me
I never knew what to do
Time stopped at that very moment
Questions took over me
Time might have put a better end
To this bitter story
Maybe this is all in my head
Or I just misinterpreted
Maybe you weren't smiling at me
Or I'm now just tired of fighting
Maybe this is a fresh start
Maybe that was a best part
Maybe we would be old, good friends again
Maybe our story would begin again
(T.T)
This was such a beautiful read,
and this:
"Yes, I remember the past
How you treated me like dust
The heart can never be taught
You were in my every thought.."
Ugh! I loved this.
It 'tis so true too.
The heart can never be taught.
That line says so much.
We want to walk away,
and find the things in which we deserve,
but taking that first step is always the hardest.
*Sigh*
You had me with this one.
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"We are, Each of us angels with only one wing, and we can only fly by embracing one another." -Luciano De Crescenzo
I'm really glad you like this
I'm really glad you like this poem. I do agree with you. That line you mentioned explained much on why we don't do the right things or why we make bad decisions. It's because we are told by our hearts to do so. And the thing is, we often listen to it instead to our minds.
Odd, is it not?
How we go off of feeling instead of reason. (^.-)
"We are, Each of us angels with only one wing, and we can only fly by embracing one another." -Luciano De Crescenzo
I guess Blaise Pascal is
I guess Blaise Pascal is right: 'The heart has its reasons which reason knows not'
:)