Hurting Poem

Poem About Wanting One More Day With You

This poem is about the loss of a girl I loved so very much when I was young. Sadly, I let her slip away because I could not believe that I was worthy of her. Now many years later, I feel that I must pay tribute to that love.

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The sky and the winds howl. Days go by and my love can't be found. Wanting just one more kiss one more smile and one more scent. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months, and months turn...

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Published by Family Friend Poems October 2016 with permission of the Author.

My memories are sacred of the you I used to know.
I remember all the places where you and I would go.

Time has made me older, and life has made me old.
My bones are thin and brittle; my body feels the cold.

Days when I was younger and warmer in the sun,
Days when you were with me, I was the chosen one.

Years went rolling past us, but I lost you along the way.
I would give all my tomorrows for just one yesterday.

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  • Christopher Jackson by Christopher Jackson
  • 8 years ago

The sky and the winds howl. Days go by and my love can't be found. Wanting just one more kiss one more smile and one more scent. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months, and months turn into years! All while wiping away the tears. See, we were teenagers in this windy place. We were lovers trying to escape. Years turn into a decade! Do you hear me, love? Can you hear me, love? Do you hear me, my love? The sky and the winds howl. Days go by and my love can't be found. Wanting just one more kiss, one more smile, and one more scent. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months, and months turn into years! All while wiping away the tears. See, we were teenagers in this windy place. We were lovers trying to escape. Years turn into a decade! Do you hear me, love? Can you hear me, love? Do you hear me, my love?

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