I'm Sorry
Was it destiny or God's idea
who might know.
Two souls blue and red fuse together
to create the magnificent purple.
Out of no where, out of Math
which you, cross ones path.
And tiny it was, that sparkle
It grew and grew, and stayed like a tattoo
If my sparkle were a desert,
you would see only sand.
If my sparkle were a star
late at night, only light.
And if my sparkle could grow wings
I'd be souring like fins
One thing I have to say I'm sorry my beloved may not stay
With you even darkness was pleasant
And made it for me a blessing.
I'm sorry for messing up
And causing all your tears.
I acknowledge you my dear, gave me a billion of chances
And that giving it too many chances is useless
You are like my Juliet
And want to keep being your Romeo.
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