
| What I Pray to Forget
Author: Harleen Napier I suppose the title says it all. We all have something we want to forget.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Tragedy/Drama - Words: 246 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 12-24-05 - id: 2075965
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Everything used to shine for me
There was nothing that I couldn't shoulder
But you'd never know it to look at me now
You'd never know just who it was that I've loved & lost now
To so many he's no more than a memory
But to me he'll always be so much more
One can only imagine what it is I see when I pray to forget
When I'm kneeling wishing & hoping
Every night now it's always the same & I cry out
Why didn't you take me too
Why was it only you
Why did you feel it had to be you
There's a new memory I can't get out of my head
It's the memory of the moment when they told me you were dead
I don't know what else to say
I don't think I ever screamed before like I did that day
I screamed in pain
I screamed in agony
And I still scream in misery
Wishing I could've gone with you
One can only imagine what it is I see when I pray to forget
When I'm kneeling wishing & hoping
Every night now it's always the same & I cry out
Why didn't you take me too
Why was it only you
Why did you feel it had to be you
Author's Note: Originally written on December 3, 2005.
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