You're my diamond necklace,
and I thank you for your time that I was blessed with
Crying out loud for you,
and deep down I know you felt it
How can I articulate the sheer size of this heartbreak?
How many times can I tell you I want you?
My friends are getting sick of hearing of it
Over and over again
Don't wanna be over zealous,
but people see us
I just know they're jealous
Screaming around this house for you,
and deep down I know you hear it
How can I articulate the sheer size of this heartbreak?
How many times can I tell you I want you?
My friends are getting sick of hearing of it
Over and over again
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Frankie Martinelli
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Comments (4)
💔 so emotional
Your sincere words convey the anguish and desire with such authenticity that they perfectly portray the genuine sense of grief.
This was so heartbreaking. Loved your poem!
Beautiful and heartfelt!