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Letting you go


I'll just go on with my life, The way I'm suppose to. I never wanted to be the one to expose you, And embarrass you the way you made a fool me. You've been the inspiration to all my poetry, And although ill miss the creativity you instilled in me, My dignity is worth much more than your treachery. I couldn't resist your smile if I tried but not this time, Valentine. I'm freeing you from my mind and letting you go.
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