What is there left to do when they say they dont want you no more?
What is there left to do but sit and take a moment and think?
Think of it in a different light.
Think about what this exact moment in your life would be like if you were already single.
Would the tv be the same?
Would the show be just as entertaining?
Would you still laugh at the parts that are funny, and cry at the sad parts just the same?
Is watching tv different when in a relationship then watching it with friends or just by yourself?
What is left to feel if they say they cant do it no more?
What is there left to do but to sit and take a moment and feel?
Feel the moments of your life that make you smile and the new ones guaranteed to come in the future.
Feel the moments of your past you were deeply sadden, hurt, angered and you got through it.
Did you not feel love again?
Did you not feel it just the same as before with no care in the world of the past pains of it?
What is left to look forward to when they say you're not good enough anymore?
What is left to do but to sit and picture the future?
Future days of being truly happy, cherished and surrounded by love ones.
Future days where the past and the exact hurtful moment so far behind you, you cant even remember the exact things said.
Do you remember the hurt of a old relationship?
Do you care to dwell on the hateful moments of your past or step without care into new endeavors?
What is left to say when they say they love you but they can lose they self in it?
What is left to do but sit and think of love?
Love is a consistent struggle, with many ups and downs, but only tested by the downs and strengthen by the ability to continue up after hitting the bottom.
Love is selfish at moments but in true spirit should always be selfless, and is said with many phrase "Im sorry, your beautiful, and I'm still here"
Can you love someone fully if you have boundaries and limitations?
Can you truly had been loved if the person had limitations to the amount they were willing to give you?
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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