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Immortal Bonds


People come and go leaving behind memories and more,

Leaving behind impressions not soon to be forgotten.

 

You go about making bonds with others, 

To help,

To hold,

To save.

 

I refuse to say goodbye to you because that means we will never see each other again.

But, we are all under the same sun,

The same sky,

With roads that connect us all underneath.

 

So I say, let's meet again!

So I can show you my rhymes that you inspired.

 

You, and everyone else. 

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Chiara Crosby

Hello! I love to create poems as if you're reading a story, something that flows and can relate to anyone who reads. Most of the time it's inspiration based on instrumental music, and other's are spur of the moment with a bit of planning! I hope you like what I write and leave a comment!

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