The Last Goodbye

The Last Goodbye

A Poem by LivingDeath

So much for a happy ending

that was for you and I,

no more sweet hello's

you've said your last goodbye.

 

Your words came out so soft

but hit me oh so hard,

they swept me off my feet

you caught me without guard.

 

I stare here at this lifeless phone

wanting to hear your voice,

no matter how much I think

I can't comprehend your choice.

 

You're making a mistake

I thought we were meant to be,

I can still see you in my dreams

but I know you can't see me.

 

Every time I see your face

a tear streams down my cheek,

like a pipe that can't be fixed

always will it leak.

 

I thought we said forever

who knew it would end so soon,

with a hole in my heart

you've left a bleeding wound.

 

I lay down in my barren bed

and see you laying here,

I blink my red and weary eyes

and then you disappear.

 

Just like that you walk away

you leave me all alone,

now I wallow in this place

this broken place called home.

 

You've spoke your last goodbye

and crippled a bleeding heart,

you walked away just like that

and left a painful mark.

 

So much for a happy ending

that was for you and I,

no more sweet hello's

you've said your last goodbye.

 

 

© 2010 LivingDeath


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Goodbyes can be so sad.. but I am learning that a final goodbye is sometimes necessary and can bring closure for two hearts so that new life can spring forth. Your writing hits emotions that everyone has felt at some point in life.. through loss of various degrees.. here you have a dramatic soft spoken final goodbye that hit to the core.. these are sometimes the hardest to part from. Very well portrayed with hard hitting rhythm, rhyme and flow that pierces in a very haunting way. Great writing!

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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i loved this poem. Goodbyes, are indeed, sad, and they can sometimes be painful.
You captured the feelings in this poem nicely. Well done!

Posted 14 Years Ago


"Every time I see your face
a tear streams down my cheek,
like a pipe that can't be fixed
always will it leak."

I LOVE that stanza! This is so universal. I just had to say goodbye to an old friend that started go to far. She just couldn't handle being platonic with me. I will miss her, but I read this like maybe this is how she feels now...

Very heartfelt. Thank you for sharing.

Patrick


Posted 14 Years Ago


Awe that's sad, It is always hard to say goodbye to love ones. Love it.

Posted 14 Years Ago


Goodbyes can be so sad.. but I am learning that a final goodbye is sometimes necessary and can bring closure for two hearts so that new life can spring forth. Your writing hits emotions that everyone has felt at some point in life.. through loss of various degrees.. here you have a dramatic soft spoken final goodbye that hit to the core.. these are sometimes the hardest to part from. Very well portrayed with hard hitting rhythm, rhyme and flow that pierces in a very haunting way. Great writing!

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

"I thought we said forever who knew it would end so soon, with a hole in my heart you've left a bleeding wound." this poem describes my recent relationship which went awry in the end..... good write

Posted 14 Years Ago



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