It is clear to me now that we can never be friends
After all that we have been through
The damage is done so let’s not pretend
Just remember, I love you
I want you to be happy, there is no doubt
I hope you find peace, love, and joy
Our time together is now crossed out
And I pray you find your golden boy
I am sorry for how I handled things
I hope you can forgive
It’s time for you to use your wings
It’s time for you to live
Our time together is over
I see you moving on
Your heart is turning over
I know that you are gone
I wish you the best from the bottom of my heart
I hope your new love can attest
It’s time for me to get a new start
But I hope you are truly blessed
About the Creator
Robert Adams
Having overcome challenges that have brought me to my knees, I have learned something about life. It is a grand adventure, full of the highest mountains and the lowest valleys, that gives us a new story to tell everyday. Our stories.
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The Man in Central Park
The night sky glimmered and the commotion of the New Year’s celebrations echoed through Central Park, John Hathaway could not help but feel alone in a city brimming with people. As New York cheered on the coming of the new year, he silently sat on a bench and contemplated his current situation. He was out of time, out of money, out of work, and out of hope that things would turn around. When he thought of his little girl that was at home with her babysitter, his aching head, and his empty wallet he cupped his head in his hands and allowed a single teardrop to slowly slide down the creases of his face until he felt a glaring on the back of his neck.
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