Hey guys! What's up? Has life been treating you well lately? I hope it is. And if it's not, then I could only hope that you are treating yourself right.
Recently, I have been shocked by some information that I still can't digest. These are the type of things that make me sad - even though I'm not directly impacted, it makes me sad that these things had to happen. That people actually have to go through it.
On a lighter side, these recent events have triggered my poetic side. And without further ado... here's my first poem in 4 years. I dedicate this to a friend, a mentor and someone who has lost the love of her life - but I know in time, she will eventually find love again. Hope you guys like it:
I remember life being just okay
Take me wherever, I don’t have a say
Then I recall when life brought me to you
A couple months in, I know I’d say I do
My ‘okay’ life became so amazing
You brought so much joy, it kept me wondering
On what could have I done to deserve you
You made me feel a love that’s oh so true
You’re the rhythm to my rhyme, I used to say
As you respond with a kiss, you blew me away
Then we’d sing happy songs and won’t care about the world
I’d like to think of those things, right before it swerved
Did you know about this? Did you? Did you?
That you’d soon leave my world and leave me in blue
Why did no one prepare me for this heartache
But please know that I wouldn’t exchange anything for this heartbreak
You taught so me much, I hope you know that
Even after everything, even when my mind and heart is in combat
You will live through me, I will make sure
Thank you for loving me, thank you for a love that’s pure
I could only hope that you’re free and happy
Fly high baby, fly high my one and only
I’ll take note of the happenings while you’re away
So I can tell it all to you when we meet again one day
As I go on with my life, I’ll take all the lessons
Even though as I cross the bridge, I still have so many questions
I can’t wait until I see you again and we start talking
But for now, always know that memories of you will never be forgotten.
Xoxo,
Ellie