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Will You Remember?


Will you remember the way you made me hate myself?

Will you remember the tears I cried from your continuous cheating?

Well I remember the scars you left,

Stabs into the heart as you degrade me of my worth, 

Worth that I struggled years to build,

Worth that took you only a year to destroy. 

What hurts the most is you haven't learned,

What hurts the most is you don't see the damage you have done, 

Unmeasurable damage the moment you stole something so precious to me. 

The moment you restrained me, forced, and left me to cry, 

Justifying it as "I didn't know it was important to you"

Will you remember my face at that moment... 

Will you remember...

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