Okay I will let you Go
As I stand at the precipice of our fading love, I whisper to myself, "Let her go, rise above." Though every fiber of my being screams in pain, I'll find the strength to bid farewell, to let the memories remain. The weight of heartache presses down upon my chest, A heaviness that makes each breath a labored quest. I deserve this fate, or so it would seem, A consequence of love that's lost its gentle beam. Love, a double-edged sword, cuts deep and true, Leaving scars that heal, but leave their mark anew. We learn as we grow, through trials and strife, And in the end, it's not the years, but the love that's rife. I'll watch you walk away, your footsteps fading fast, A bittersweet goodbye, a finality that will forever last. All I can offer is a heartfelt wish for your well-being, "Good luck," I say, "may life's journey bring you joy, and your heart keep singing." Behind every smile, a story's told, Of laughter, tears, and moments yet untold. True colors revealed, in the light of day, A complexity of emotions, in every single way. Perhaps it was never meant to be, A chapter closed, a story yet to be free. It's part of life's grand tapestry, woven with care, A lesson learned, a memory to share. Goodbye.
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