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Lucky


My heart was once your home.

Lucky for the girl who have your heart now

Lucky, for she finally captured what was once mine.

Be happy, I know you already are.

 

I want to be happy for you

but I still can’t face reality

that you’re better off without me

and that you’re happy in her arms.

 

I know I’ll get there where you are feeling now.

I know someday it’s going to be me

whose going to experience the joy you have now.

I wish you all the best with her.

 

I’ll try to get you off my mind.

Forgive me; you still own half of my heart.

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amarcera

I am an LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) and currently studying for my RN (Registered Nurse). I love poetry and I love making my own poetry. I was born and raised in the Philippines and currently residing in New York. My poems are mostly about love and relationships but I love to experiment other categories as well. I also like music and hopefully one day I'll be able to use one of my poems and put it to music.

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