To You Standing on The Wall
Dear the one who hurt me most,
to you standing over by the wall-
looking proud,
and balking over the woman in the hall-
she was tall and belongs in the stars of nightfall.
i beg for you to discover-
a world beyond your imagination.
one that digs deeper than your emotional cover-
and understand that you settle for whatever.
understand that your emotional vacancy-
should not be filled with spoiled sugar-
nor should fill it with a sense of hostility-
and that you have gotten lost, within your own emotional capabilities.
it is too late now for me to express my sorrow,
as i have moved on to a land of myself.
having forgotten you and your neverending sense of morrow,
i hope the woman in the hall was worth it
it is as if she is the crow-
you are the shadow-
she caught you in her night of forgotten,
but i left, in attempt to correct my everlasting sense of sorrow.
- one who cant seem to forget
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