I Thought We'd Grow Old Together
I loved you with all I had,
And you made my life worth living,
I was sure that we would last,
But obviously I was wrong.
I loved you with all I had,
But I wasn’t enough.
I couldn’t stop the storm
It threw you far away
And left me here alone.
I sit and wonder,
Everyday,
Will I ever love again?
Can I ever love again?
I think I can, but then again,
I thought we’d grow old together too.
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I am a high school student at a small school, I've been through a lot so far throughout my life, but there are three things that I normally write about: I write about the depression that I battle every day and often lose to, and I write about the two women that I've fallen in love with, both of which left, and I'm never going to see either one again. If you like my writings, please e-mail me at [email protected]. It helps to know when people enjoy or relate to the things that I write.
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