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Regret: Let It Go


I know we're strangers now, 

but you're the most beautiful person 

I've had the pleasure of knowing. 

You're strong willed and spunky; 

yet, like your cheeks, 

warm and glowing.

Our relationship wasn't a fairy tale, 

this I now know.

Our infinity's, laughs, and kisses 

came halting to a slow

the moment all those cracks-

the arguments, miscommunication, and selfish acts- 

severed the bond

so special to our two souls. 

 

But I wouldn't change a thing,

even the struggles we faced 

molded and shaped who we are today. 

In the future I'll smile

as I recall the times we shared, 

and your unforgettable face. 

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