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One Final Kiss


One Final Kiss I love you, what more can I say I’ve never be one to stand in your way A million stars paint the night sky I wish you didn’t have to say goodbye We shared a love that burned like a flame I see no reason to lay blame We walked hand in hand into the sunset We made memories that I'll never forget We grew together, somehow grew apart Shared a connection of the heart These years how quickly they have passed Always hoped our relationship was built to last Your freedom you say is what you desire Your words are the water on the fire I’ll surely miss you when you’re gone I 'm simply no good at living alone So many things I’ll miss so much Including the magic of your touch Please turn away, I’m starting to cry Swore I’d love you till the day I die Your bags are packed with no regrets It is clear you can’t forgive and forget Faded rose petals lay on the floor You’ve got your hand upon the door If you must go, spread your wings and fly One final kiss, then we’ll say goodbye Gary Edward Allen 2016
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