Poem: Before You Say Goodbye

Before You Say Goodbye

 

Before you say goodbye, look into my eyes and tell me you love me.

Just one word, even if it’ll remain in my heart for the rest of my life while killing me softly.

One simple word to let me remember of those happy days while I stand under the moon thinking about you.

Before you say goodbye, sing me a song to remind me of your voice, a voice I’ve loved and will always love.

When the radio comes on and I hear our love song, I’ll think it’s your voice singing to me.

Before you say goodbye, look deep into my heart and see how much you’ve hurt me.

See how much love you’ve placed on my hands, and now, you just take it all away.

You take your love away and leave me here alone to fulfill my dreams.

Say goodbye with a kiss, with just a simple word of love even if you never come back tomorrow.

I want you to kiss me one last time.

After you leave, I want to see you above the sky each night.

Under the moonlight, I want to see you smiling down on me. 



Copyrighted @ 2022. Taken from Into the Night: A Collection of Poems, by N.N. Nicky

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