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I Will Miss You...
by Mario Watts → (All Poetry by Mario Watts)
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Every day I'm getting sadder,

Because that day is getting near,

The day you will leave…the day that I fear.

And I don’t know what I will do,

When you are no longer here...the days that fear

I'm going to miss you terribly,

There’s no doubt in my mind

Tears on my cheek everyone will find.

I know I'm going to cry,

I can not tell a lie.
I know it's going to be hard,
When we say our last good-bye.


Although we can keep in touch,

I’ll miss seeing you very much.

 

I never thought the day would come,

But is the day is looking over my shoulder,

And the pain is weighing heavy on my heart like a boulder.

 

I never wanted us to part,

And that day will break my heart.

I want you to know, even though I may not have shown,
By the love between us, I have grown.

 

But it's really hard to think,
Of what I'm going to do,

When I will no longer see your smiles,

Unless we meet somewhere between the miles.


I probably can't come to the airport,
And I won't see you get on the plane,

Cause my heart couldn’t bare the pain,

I know, I know, I’m sounding really lame,

But all I see myself doing each day forth,

Is cry and complain.

 

I don't want you to leave,
I really want you to stay.
There’s nothing I can do,
Or anything I can say,

I just have to live with a broken heart,

It’s fine though, I’m used to it being that way...

 


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 Reviews of "I Will Miss You..."
Reviewed on February 18, 2008
That's SAD!
I wish you happiness and not a broken heart, that YOU are use to!
Mario - My heart felt your pain, as your words drained!
Write On!
HOpe life gave you lemons and you made sweet refreshing lemonade!
Warmest Blessings and Bright Light, Warrior Lady Sweet Sheooxo

STay Positive!

Reviewed by Walt Hardester
Reviewed on December 10, 2007
There's got to be a morning after.

Walt

Reviewed by Dee C.
Reviewed on December 4, 2007
Very heartbreaking...touching write!
Dee

Reviewed on December 4, 2007
This touched my heart Mario, make a way, across the miles.


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