You Forgot To Say Goodbye

By Karen Aguiar

The firewood,

Reminds of the childhood.

Your mind, hard like it,

But, no flame being lit.

A glass broken fast,

Could hardly ever last,

And so this relation fragile,

Could never become gentle.

The strong wall,

To you did call,

But you hardly heard,

Even to the last word.

The top high roof,

Was a proof,

Of you, to take care,

And with you to share.

The unbreakable steel,

So difficult to deal,

But you had not even looked,

To the last meal cooked.

Again you never came,

Your heart became lame,

Your mind is full of shame,

Now you even hate your name.

In your act,

You showed us the fact,

By committing a smaller sin,

Because you could never win.

I suppose, you read this page,

With a lot of courage,

And…….I wrote it why?

Is because, you forgot to say goodbye.

By Karen Aguiar