Life goes on
Life goes on
I unlock my front door turn the knob
and slowly open it letting the sunlight hit
me melting away the darkness that
was covering my skin melting it away causing
a smile to form feeling like a butterfly
emerging from its cocoon allowing me
to spread my wings and feel free, then
I breath in and then slowly I let it out
I breath in and then slowly I let it out
putting one foot in front of the other
day in and day out ever since you
left me I am just trying to figure it
all out taking one day at a time relearning
how do things by myself like a child all
over again now that it is only just me again
not you and I, its been hard I will not lie
but you know what? I will be just fine
I did it before you came along and I will do
once again just you wait and see,
because I had lived my life just as happy
as I could ever be before it was ever
you and me, oh my heart? Well, it has
been broken many times before and
I am quite sure that it will not be the last
time either, and I got through it breathing and
still alive just like I will when I get over
you, but you must know that I will always care
no matter where you go or even
what you may do, for you are now and will
forever always be a little part of me as
I have also left a piece of me in you,
for you see when people come
and go in our lives either by fate
or maybe even chance no matter how
long they are around or even why they are
there we learn something along the
way from those individuals to help us
get through our journey until the very
end, oh I may hurt and feel the pain
coming from a love that has died and the
ache of loneliness for I do not know how long
but we all eventually heal it really is
just a matter of time, so we can all be
ready for the next person who may
come in to our live and who knows what
they will teach us but I know one thing
for sure either way life goes on so I
breath in and then slowly I let it out
breath in and then slowly I let it out
putting one foot in front of the other
day in and day out.
Poet Richard M Knittle Jr.
A Poet's Journey
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