Time will be there

My disappointment is but, bittersweet chocolate
The games we play with each other, win no accolades
You try very hard but I will not reminisce the days gone
When will you realize that new days will dawn?
You need to know it is all over
You are no longer my lover
Love’s song has long since ceased
My heart has since then, been released
From the treacherous timetable you locked me in
I have bid goodbye to your address
You will see me in no distress
Time is my new friend,
Introductions are in order
Would you like it too? To make friends with you?

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Anonymous said…

Disillusionment or disappointment?
One moves on because of things become too true in charachter or one becomes too much disappointed in false hope that one has to move on?

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