#WriteFree365 - Day 34 - Changes


How foolish I feel
How sad the fact
That every time it seems to be right
We take two steps back
You were the dream we had hoped for
The love the proved true
The spirit and mind coming together
To create a feeling so new
We had a shared connection
Something I had always dreamed of
You were the fulfilled promise of a wish made long ago
But it seems some wishes can never be granted
And some promises are broken or never made
All that glitters isn't gold
You aren't the angle I once new
The Knight who would change my world
Wishful thinking breaks another heart
And the changes tell the truth...

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