Except Staying Far Apart

Nancy Drew 2008 (Uttar Pradesh)



Except Staying Far Apart

The sound of your weeping                                  Still stabs my heart                                              Cause I know I can't do anything                    Except staying far apart

Once upon a time, I swore                           That once you collapse on me,                                I'll never let you fall again                                      But it's time to set you free

Believe me, I wish more than anything             That I could leave this world and die                  But my guilt doesn't let me be                Remembering your sobs and cries

If only I could tell you the truth                   Whatever I do, it's just for you                               My soul crumbles seeing you so broken                 I really don't deserve you

One day, when my time comes,                                I wish to see you smile at last.                           Until then I can't do anything                                                        Except staying far apart...

About this poem

This poem conveys the feelings of the person who feels helpless watching his friend being hurt because of him. He wants to comfort her, tell her how much she means to him but he can't possibly do that.

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