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‘It used to be much easier to forgive than to forget.’
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In days gone by, forgiveness came so easy,
The wounds would heal, the pain would fade, oh so breezy.
But now, my dear, the memories remain clear,
The broken promises, the trust destroyed, I fear.
Lies have tainted the canvas of our bond,
Leaving scars where once love had fondly shone.
I'm tired of watching my friend choose others,
While disregarding my struggles, my hidden bothers.
Oh, how I lon...
It used to be much easier to forgive than to forget
But now l would rather forget it ever happened at all
I'm fed up of the flash backs and panic attacks
I never wanted you near me
You changed my life
But not for the better
So no I don't forgive you
When l have forgotten you exist at all...
I remember a time
When the wind blew through my hair
And the sun smiled down on me
I know that I can never go back
To laughter
Ice cream
Swings
Never go back
To that curly haired girl
With the cheeky smile
But I remember her
I remember her laugh
And babble
I remember her
I know that I can never take back
Slammed doors
Suppressed sobs
Cuts on my wrist
Never take back
The hurt I’ve seen
But I re...
So, pray for me lover,
and I promise I will haunt you.
For I am eloquently
full of anguished truth.
And though honesty
is not the color of your eyes.
I will still drown in them,
carrying your heavy sighs.
For I am a blasphemous
girl and full of rage.
Splitting my tongue
in a religious twain.
For the sins and sorrows
of a love turned to disdain...
But I will not drink
the blood of a man. ...
It used to be much easier to forgive than to forget
Because forgiveness is supposed to provide peace
But you’re a hinderance to me
And all the good you think your doing
Only lights a brighter fire inside my chest
Cause I can’t forgive or forget
You took everything that I had left
And the anger consumes me
My blood is boiling
I thought you were this good thing
But you were my undoing...
I hung on to every word that you’ve said to me
From the moment you said them
I knew you were mine
You said you were mine
I thought you were mine
Do you know what Anouk said
When you left our group for the first time
She said
“Be careful with this one guys
She will do what it takes to survive”
You and your words flooded our senses
Your sentences left us defenseless
You built us palaces out of opini...
Stop where you are
Look upon a star
See the bigger picture
It doesn’t take a preacher
To appreciate peace
Which only comes with ease
When we choose to let go
Show anger the door
Forgive and forget
Release the debt
Of emotional baggage
To heal the damage
That’s self inflicted
Righteously convicted
Failing to move on
Is the real con
X marks the spot
Your heart is in a knot
Suffering...
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