Adieu
A new year meant a new start.
The beginning was a blast,
and when that clock struck midnight
everything was in the past.
When spring came around,
things began to change.
The "love of my life" grew desperate,
and so I began to hate.
Summer was a bummer
with heartbreak in the air.
I hurt her then he hurt me.
No one seemed to care.
Fall turned over a new leaf.
A house unpacked and sold.
The story of that house was
forgotten and no longer told.
Winter then returned
with days riding on its back,
It was pregnant with a sense
of the justice that I lack.
The seasons came and went,
and with them so did I.
My personality changed immensely.
My soul, therefore, grew dry.
Here I am today.
Standing proud and tall.
Even though there was some pain,
I made it through it all.
I'm stronger than I was before.
I'm much happier than I was too.
I'll continue with my progress.
To this year, adieu.
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