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Forgive
Forgive, and forget: a fallacy
One will always remember, now I see
You said you’ve forgiven me, for it was “in the past,”
But those pains have memories, that will forever last
I guess I am greedy, for wanting more
Wanting you to say, “I love you,” is what I am waiting for
Hopelessly, and forever in love, it would appear I am
Wondering, if I am still the man
You loved, or the one who hurt you most
Or perhaps, I am just a ghost
Of what could have been,
Had I not ended life before it could begin
A dead man’s grasp, I cannot let go
A dead heart’s wrath, I sadly know
“Forgive and forget,” to love again
You’ve done naught but one, and so it ends
Don’t forget, for you’re all I have
Your love for he, is now a “had”
I know, you no longer care
But I cannot forget, all that we have shared
“What once was, now is not,”
A memory of you, is all I’ve got
I may seem like a lost man, for I am,
But please understand
That I am sorry, even though you’ve forgiven me
I’m sorry I love you, even though we could never be
A poem about the feelings one has when they hurt someone they love, and that person says that they forgive them, but it doesn't suffice.