I just was never quite enough
I still can’t forget how it felt to be in your arms

I Just Was Never Quite Enough
Sometimes there’s a place I go
to when I want to be alone.
When memories that haunt me
won’t leave my mind alone.
One moment I am laughing;
in seconds, you come flooding back.
I know I need space on my own;
my mind is under self inflicted attack.
I ask myself,
was it me who ruined us?
Did I do something you didn’t like?
I can’t cope knowing we made love.
Sometimes life is plain rough,
and I just wasn’t enough.
I see your blue eyes looking into mine;
my future was in those depths.
Your hand in mine was something else.
What happened?
Why was I not like her?
I knew deep down she used you.
She took you because she could—
every bit of me in pieces.
I thought we were forever;
I misunderstood.
I am not made of wood.
I love you still,
but I know I could never have been the one.
I closed my eye, kissing your lips,
and woke up—you were gone.
Where did we go?
Now older, but I am no wiser,
I still see us walking hand in hand.
I feel you in my space;
my heart was in your hands.
Now it’s too late; we’re just friends.
I call you; I email—
but where is the love?
And the days when we were together,
when I thought we had pure love?
Each year I grow a little older;
I still feel your heart next to mine.
I couldn’t compare to her.
Did you ever really care?
Or was I just a foolish teenager
who was just always there?
Sometimes I watch the rain fall.
It reminds me—I cried a thousand tears each night,
wishing I could turn back time
and we would be alright.
I just wasn’t enough.💔
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