You were once a book I love to read
Every pages of you is worth the time
But like other books my dear, we all have endings
No matter how I paper cut myself for rereading pages
We can't deny we've reached the last chapter
This chapter is different from the previous ones
Why am I going forward without you this time?
Blades of guilt cuts so deep
Wounds of the past never heals
The song he made me listen
Keeps playing in my mind
A glass of champagne never helps
For there's too much alcohol in my blood
I talk like I know everything
Put me in a box with him,
I'll stutter like a child
I wrote songs and poems to forget,
Sometimes i get deja vu
I look for for him when I smell his scent
Tell me this is just a dream
But darling, this is all happening
And when I close my eyes,
I remember a message written in a tree,
A girl waiting in the church,
For someone who will never come,
I cry as I write everything about him,
For no forces in this world can take back what's been broken,
This time, it will be another book to read
This time the first chapter starts with me
No matter how my ending will be
I'll be grateful for a better me
But all I know,
Everytime I look at the stars, the moon and the sunset
I'll remember,
That a simple girl like me,
Once felt a love that made me who I am today.
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The Words of Honeylemon
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