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Forgive You, Forget Me
by Cyrus Webb → (All Poetry by Cyrus Webb)
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This is to you, you know who you are, that through your actions you made it easier to say goodbye. Thank you.


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Forgive You, Forget Me

Somewhere between our passion and conversation
We lost the connection from our past.
You responded to me less, I doubted you more,
The signs were there it couldn't last.

Desire's urging couldn't sustain us,
What I tried to convey wasn't getting through.
But the hardest to deal with was my aching heart,
Knowing in the end my love wasn't enough for you.

After two years of trying to hold it together
Our destinies worked twice as hard to tear us apart.
With my actions I seemed to quietly admit defeat,
Yet the screaming to salvage us came from my heart.

Others were stealing from me your time,
Your so-called friends robbing me of what should be mine.
When I lie in bed staring into empty space,
There are images that cloud my mind that aren't easily erased.

You accused me of being selfish,
Only concerned about what mattered to me.
Yet, you seemed to live only to satisfy yourself.
Why is it that fact you seemed not to see?

Some question marks in my head were warranted,
Others came from the secrets and the lies.
As time went on, I wished for your absence;
It was the days you appeared, disappointing me, that I dispised.

Now the embraces we share are cordial,
The emotions once arousing are now dull and dry.
Your complacency has affected my attitude.
So when the rest of my feelings for you die?

You're definitely not the one you seemed to be at first,
Those days when you were giving our love a try.
You've succeeded in pushing me away this time,
Making it easier to say goodbye.

 

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 Reviews of "Forgive You, Forget Me"
Reviewed by ShyPoet 1
Reviewed on December 14, 2013
Yeah - EXCELLENT is a good word.

Right off the bat I could tell i would like this poem.

Poems that "flow" from the heart always capture my attention altho like many men i usually avoid "love" poem and the such...

Very well done.

(And been there and done that too!)

Reviewed by Ms Beeds
Reviewed on May 14, 2012
Outstanding verse - nicely captured sentiment

Reviewed by Sweet Serenity (Reader)
Reviewed on April 14, 2008
This poem captured the right emotions I wanted to release. You brought out the words I really wanted to say, but somehow couldn’t.

Reviewed by mz kimi
Reviewed on June 3, 2002
ahhhh... I need a cocktail now!

Reviewed by Marilyn Seray
Reviewed on April 21, 2002
Wonderfully written and expressed

Reviewed on April 21, 2002
very sad and lovely. i hope you find peace.
love and light
krissy

Reviewed by Jeremias Turner
Reviewed on April 20, 2002
Everything that you want to know about C. A. Webb is made known through his work--- all of his feelings and passions.
He bears his soul to all who read his words. I will everyone could be so bold.

Reviewed by Joan Stevens
Reviewed on January 20, 2002
Outstanding development of an theme. Wonderful portayal of honest emotion. Just a little clumsy on the meter.
missrhyme.altavista.com

Reviewed by Annie
Reviewed on November 27, 2001
This really made me appreciate what I have and how I should never take it or love for granted. You get out of love what you put in it. Great stuff.

Reviewed by Audrey Cooper (Reader)
Reviewed on October 16, 2001
Your poem is beautiful, it touches the heart
because couples do grow apart if the marriage or relationship is not nurtured, and for some reason men don't realize this.
keep up the good work.

Reviewed by Sherri Avery (Reader)
Reviewed on October 11, 2001
EXCELLENT! What a most wonderful read and write, has touched me, alot. I can feel this poem, I am going through it...Thanks for sharing such a great write...Keep the faith...and stay united....sea


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