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One Sharp Smile


Hello old friend

It’s been quite a while.

I see your sharp smile still fits you.

You see the thing is I haven’t missed you.

Even though I have dreamed of this moment

Thought about all the pain you’ve caused me

Thinking of how much I wanted to yell at you

But yet as much as my mind hates you

My heart forgives you

All of my body ached for a long time to pick you back up again

Just have one more taste of your satisfying pain

To feel one quick glide

Thank God I quit my addiction to you

I still have the scars you gave me

And when I look at them I am constantly reminded of the look on my face

The look of complete despair

Then the feeling of complete sorrow buried down in my heart.

And yet there is a feeling of gratitude is somewhere in my heart.

I don’t know how but it’s there.

So let us leave it in one word

Savior  

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