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Inseparable Hearts


Day in, day out, You never try to pull me down. We have our moments, we have our laughs enjoying one another on each other’s behalf Your smile radiant, my heart contempt, I can’t think of any attempt, To remove those precious moments From my life’s daily movements. Your smile to me is like nothing I’ve ever seen. So beautiful, so nice, The angels stare at you at night From your tears to your laugh, You always make me laugh, Reminding me of our moments That are starting to run on torments. We grow together, we live together, We study together, we’re one together. My mind prepared, your heart repaired We always thought we had more time to spare Letters and invitations descended among us, And wished to unleash hell upon us. We were always victorious but little did we know, They will one day destroy and ruin our great show. And so, with a journal of happiness, sadness, And love, I have to leave you with the following below: Our inseparable hearts, we thought they were Physically, yes, but spiritually, They never were.
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