Losing You

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I’ve lost my joy and passion in you.

How do I get you back into my life?

You used to be everything to me, but now you’re just barely a thought.

I miss having you in my life.

 

You’ve gotten me through the worst times in my life.

Now, I’m more lost without you.

Now, I’m more depressed without you.

Now, I’m more lonely without you.

Now, I’m more broken without you.

 

I pray that you can return to me.

I miss your ever so warm touch.

You gave me a feeling like no other.

No one could ever replace you because you mean the world to me.

You’re my best friend.

You’re a love like no other.

You’re my therapist that I can always count on in my darkest of days.

 

You’ve helped me in more ways than I can count.

How did I lose you?

Why are you no longer in my life?

I guess life is the answer to my question.

Life just complicated things between us.

Life just pushed us apart.

Life just took you away from me.

 

The agony is too much now.

Only you can help ease the pain.

Only you can help me release what needs to be released.

Please, tell me how can I get you back?

 

Losing you means something worse.

Losing you means a more terrible nightmare is in store for me.

Losing you means dreams can never be a reality for me.

Losing you means losing myself.

Published by Isaiah Warfield

I was born in Lorain, Ohio on April 18, 1997. I am a poet, drummer, digital designer, photographer and songwriter. I am currently in college and going to school for digital design, public relations and advertising.

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9 thoughts on “Losing You”

      1. I like the expression, I understand.
        It’s always been the key to release for me is the poetic expression because you can be extreme as needed and it doesn’t look dramatic lol
        There’s the real release

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      2. I’m so glad that you understand! That means a lot to me 😊. Also, I love being extreme too with my poetry lol. Poetry is so therapeutic for me and it really does help me be free and give me that necessary release. I feel like your poetry definitely has that perfect balance of being extreme and having that flow that can really put your mind at ease.

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