Last Chance

by Jona   Nov 30, 2003


I didn't want you to go,
I had hoped you could stay,
And spend with me,
The remainder of your day.
But we were just kids,
What we said didn't matter,
So your parents picked you up,
Thinking now or later wouldn't matter.
I hugged you extra tight,
And kissed you extra long,
And held you until you dad made you leave,
Never knowing this would be my last chance,
To see your face,
To feel your touch.
I don't blame the driver,
and I don't blame you.
I'v been to that spot,
I'v seen the position.
I know there was no way,
He could have seen your residing location.
You couldn't have seen the truck either I know.
The hill was to big,
I just wish the truck,
Would have took it more slow.
Why coudn't you have been with me that day,
Instead of on that 4- wheeler on route 37?
So then we could have avoided,
The whole situation.
Then I wouldn't have to miss you,
And cry all the time,
And I'd still be able to hold you,
And kiss you,
and spend with you all my time.
Cause I miss you terribly,
And I'll always,
Always,
Love you,
I wish so much you'd come back,
That I could some how turn back time,
But I know theres no chance of that.
It's no ones fault,
I don't place a blame.
I just thank god,
That i hugged you extra tight and kissed you extra long.
Even though I had no way of knowing,
You soon would be gone.

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