To the girl who can make me cry

Ladywithaquill

To the girl who can make me cry:

I smile whenever I see you,

But my heart breaks and inside I die.

I’m sorry if indeed I hurt you.

 

Please tell me if I can fix this mess,

Fading memories of us two.

There’s something I must confess,

Lately I’ve been feeling blue.

 

I’m trying so hard every single day,

To break down stone walls,

That you built. You can make me pay,

But don’t ignore my calls.

 

I didn’t have many friends before here,

I’m sorry for my mistakes.

The loss of friendship is my worst fear,

My smiles to you are fakes.

 

Because I’m in the fifth-floor study room,

Tears running down my face.

Palaiseau skies filled with clouds of gloom,

Between us a big wide space.

 

You were there for me when I needed you,

You still have love for me.

So just talk to me even for a minute or two,

Or tell me to leave it be.

 

I would much rather have you hate me,

Over mere civil indifference.

It's pathetic but I’d beg "please save me",

If not for my unusual diffidence.

 

With you I only wish for some more time to spend,

Nothing hurts like friends forever coming to an end.

  • Author: Ladywithaquill (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 20th, 2024 07:25
  • Comment from author about the poem: Yesterday, with the release of Taylor's new album, 'the tortured poets department', I missed my friend a lot because she was one of the people who turned me into a Swiftie. And the album's very sad and poetic so here's what you get. This is an extremely personal poem I wrote last night, and some references might not be understood by people who don't know us, but I hope someday I can show it to person it was meant for, and we can be friends again. The original version includes an additional verse which includes personal memories for my friend and I, and does not make much sense to other people, so I have chosen to omit it. As always, any feedback is appreciated.
  • Category: Friendship
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