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forever...
April 3, 2024
i once thought true friendship is permanent
like the pallid and faded grey, above
when i lift my head towards the sky---
with hopeful eyes---
---how i love this irony
same room, same words uttered
ex- friends, ex- lovers---
stars scattered
how lovely
pretty little feelings--i'm sorry
sometime they will turn to memories
faint echoes in the valley groves
oh blue birds! sing for me
mourn my petty loss
let the touch of harp strings die
in the sleep and slumber
of the wistful summer night
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This poem is just about the slow acceptance that nothing is eternal, especially relationships. But its ok, and there is beauty to the inpermanence too.