| Never knew . . . |
| . |
| I heard it’s hard to not have around you someone you love, |
| and it’s hard to see someone you love be happy with someone they love, |
| and I thought it'll be hard to know that the one I love loves another. |
| But never thought, |
| that it could be so hard to accept, |
| that someone so dear to you, |
| can not only be not yours but fails to have someone else they love, |
| I can let lose and let go of my love, |
| but how do I find the courage, |
| to face that when I let him go to be with her, |
| she let him go to be with another. |
| And when I thought I wouldn’t say again I love you, |
| his ears started yearning to hear it more than ever, |
| and when I stepped out to never come back, |
| all others for whom I sacrificed my love, |
| as well faded away. |
| It was never so hard, |
| never so painful to admit, |
| that the love I could never have, |
| failed to have the love he wanted over mine. |
| I thought I’d bear sorrow, |
| and let him be happy, |
| I thought I’d move on, |
| and let him be merry. |
| But I dare not look back to see, |
| that his eyes are afloat in tears, |
| and his gaze tied to the door, |
| awaiting not the whispers of his beloved angel, |
| but my footsteps soon after I walked off. |