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A Farewell Poem


My love is not dying but getting stronger. Waiting for you takes longer and longer No matter how many days go by, I think of you while looking at the open sky. Oh how I wish you were here with me, All I need is for you to come and see. Nothing is happening waiting for you. I know we sometimes regret the things we say and do. Why oh why must I wait for you to notice? I am changing, blooming into a beautiful lotus. I want you here, So you can whisper in my ear. My love is not leaving, But a burden that is grieving. Seeing me fly by, I go with that look in your eyes. Good bye my love, I just want to give one last hug. When you see me dead on the floor, Please oh please love me no more.
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