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Goodbye, My Friend


At what point did I grow up? 

At what age did I lose my innocence?

When did I see the true colors of the world ?

Dark, muddled and no bright hues,

All gilded, we are blinded from the truth. 

Losing a friendship is harder than one thinks

The truth is not everyone is meant to stay 

This sort of pain creeps up slowly,

Waiting for the right opportunity. 

With a sharp blade that pierces through your naive heart.

Friendships don’t last forever. 

I knew that when I grew up.

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