The LetterA Poem by Haley Lynn ThomasLast night I found a letter I recognized your handwriting But I was too scared to open it To afraid of what it might say
It's been thirty years Since I last saw you We're both married now And I have four kids
You've got three of you own A cushy job working for the government You ask me if I ever got your letter I lie and say “No, I didn't”
Then we go our separate ways again I finally open up that letter And this is what I read:
I know it's been thirty years Since I saw you last I wonder if you're married now? And if you have any kids?
It was such a long time ago That day I broke you heart But I still think of you almost every day I still regret the day I let you go
I hope you've moved on You deserve to find happiness I'd say I've moved on too But almost every day I still think of you
After I read your letter I crinkled it up and threw it in the fire I'd love to say there are no hard feelings But I still remember the day you broke my heart © 2012 Haley Lynn Thomas |
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1 Review Added on June 17, 2012 Last Updated on June 17, 2012 AuthorHaley Lynn ThomasColumbus, OHAboutI write poetry, short stories, and novellas. Most of my poetry is inspired by real people and events in my life. more.. |

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