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Last Poem for (A) (M) (Q)


My Last Poem for (A)(M)(Q)

 

Our story has ended, no (M)ore you and I, no (M)ore morning messages as the sun would rise, no (M)ore "(A)lways" getting lost in those beautiful eyes, no "M"ore thinking of cuddling in the warmth of your arms, no (M)ore  "(A)lways" getting captivated by your incomparable charm, no (M)ore goals together, no (M)ore promises made, no (M)ore "dates" planned as our memories fade, no "M"ore hugs no (M)ore kisses, to the person my heart misses, no (M)ore "sessions" that we had, no (M)ore suffering when you're mad, (A) you made me the happiest guy in this world, and sadly this story isn't the best one I've told, the ending was not my favorite at all, but all I can do is rise from this fall, I hope my scars completely heal with time, because at the moment I'm hurting because you're not mine, you decided your future by your own, and it's ok, don't worry, I'll fix the heart that is torn, still stare at you from a distance but not the distance I desire, put out the flame of a heart that was once on fire, now it seems like we're strangers that never even met, had control of our relationship and my destiny you would set, And I totally respect your decision as I once said I would, just be patient with me, i'll move on as I told myself I should, no (M)ore breaking your heart as I sometimes did, like just another lover, of me you got rid, were (A)lways in my (M)ind and of my heart you were the (Q)een, most beautiful piece of art I had ever seen, take care (b..e), I wish you the best of luck in your future without me;

Sincerely David (the boo you no longer need) 

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