If only
I’d known how
To tell you
What I should,
Words that spoke
Of feelings then
We’d misunderstood,
We might’ve found
To comprehend,
There came a point
Our love affair
Rather than beginning,
Had started at the end!
If only
I’d known how
To tell you
What I should,
Words that spoke
Of feelings then
We’d misunderstood,
We might’ve found
To comprehend,
There came a point
Our love affair
Rather than beginning,
Had started at the end!
Good one! Speaks to so many relationships. If only we could see where we really are, then perhaps relating becomes real. 🙂
Ah emotions… can be ever so blinding, n’est pas…? Jean-Jacques
Life teaches a great deal about endings, unfortunately… Also teaches about SAYING before it is too late.
Good poem.
I appreciate your comment, and hear the optimism of experience here. However I am writing about the majority of they who with youth’s inexperience (as in the expanded version of youth) realize too often, too late. Jean-Jacques