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Moving Foward


Act as if you love her; don't hide behind a mask

Never give her anything but the best

Dare to say that you've given her nothing less.

Remember you don't know how she feels,  so just ask;

Even if you think it's a silly task.

Any information is better to know than to guess.

Now never to have loved seems better, I must confess

Just keeping your heart guarded might have made it last

At least then you would have something to give.

Hope that whatever is left she will take

And won't make you relive

Immense heartache and heartbreak

Reach out and learn to forgive

And don't make her suffer for someone else's mistake.

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