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What I really want to say is...


I say I paint to relieve the pain,

Well I guess thats true,

But it still doesnt take away,

The memory of you.

 

You see,

I could paint for hours,

faces,

or flowers.

 

But each one would come out reminding me of you.

 

I remember the way you kissed my acrylic stained fingers,

I still cant get over your love that lingers,

But believe me when I say,

No more.

 

No more crying,

and no more watercolors.

And no more lying to eachother.

 

Because what I really want to say is...

I love you.

 

So when will you admit,

that you love me too.

 

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