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You Made a Choice


I learned to drive today,

Did pretty well,

But you had nothing to say

Because you weren't there.

 

I graduated last year

A huge celebration with friends.

We had it right here,

But you didn't come.

 

I found the man of my dreams,

Now we're happily married

And yet it seems

You still don't care.

 

I have kids now

Several children my own,

Still I don't understand how

They don't matter to you.

 

You made your choice

To ignore me forever,

You used your own voice,

And now you're a stranger.

 

Why do you care

After all this time?

You've given me too much to bare,

You're not a part of my life.

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