The Day You Left

"just an imagination"

I still remember that first 'hey!'
The one,
That came from you
Smiling my way

I still remember those days,
Days, that kept us
Together each day.

I still remember those giggles,
Those laughters,
Those talks,
And those grins
That made our days.

Days, months,
And years came,
and went our way.

Oh, how beautiful,
Oh, how blissful,
Oh, how bright
were those days!

I smiled,
Smiled ,like I never smiled
Before those days.
You giggled,
Giggled, like you've never known
Sadness anyway.

Days turned longer,
Longer enough to end
Nights lasted
As if it couldn't wait
To bring days
To an end.

You said,
You wouldn't leave,
No matter
What came in our way.
I smiled with a nod
Wishing the same those days.

But you,
You, were the first,
First to leave that day.
Unbothered to explain,
Unbothered to know
What could even happen
After that day.

I still forgive you
For your departure,
Like I often did,
When you teased me
those days.

But this one's real,
Real in many ways
I'll still wait for you
Will wait for you,
Now and always..

But what hurts for now,
Isn't why you left,
But why'd you
Give a reason,
That was unacceptable
And is unacceptable even today?

The day you left,
Was the day I wept,
Wept, sobbed incessantly
as a kid
Deeply hurt & left astray

You may be back,
Back, someday
That day may come,
Or maybe it doesn't anyway.

But the day you left,
Still hurts so bad,
Hurts bad,
Like a frightening ghost,
That won't ever
stay off my way.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fd44IwIpjiw

Author's Note

A best friend's sudden, unexplained departure from ones life hurts and haunts bad...This piece has been written in relevance to that same feeling of nothingness and the void caused by a good friend's departure.



Feel free to express how you feel after reading this piece.All reviews and suggestions are much welcomed😊

Note: * This is not "A personal write based on actual incident, it is just a non fiction, imaginative poem.

* If you've any suggestions regarding the editing, please do the sincere favor of sending me in my inbox, I'll much appreciate that.But please don't type it the comments/review section.

Thankyou for stopping by, reading and reviewing this piece, I muchly appreciate your time :)

-Saumya.

Reviews

[Abraham George]

Well I wonder could it be
When I was dreaming 'bout you baby
You were dreaming of me
Call me crazy, call me blind
To still be suffering is stupid after all of this time

Did I lose my love to someone better
And does she love you like I do
I do, you know I really really do

Well hey
So much I need to say
Been lonely since the day
The day you went away
So sad but true
For me there's only you
Been crying since the day
The day you went away

I remember date and time
September twenty second
Sunday twenty five after nine
In the doorway with your case
No longer shouting at each other
There were tears on our faces

And we were letting go of something special
Something we'll never have again
I know, I guess I really really know

The day you went away
The day you went away

Why do we never know what we've got 'til it's gone
How could I carry on
The day you went away
Cause I've been missing you so much I have to say
Been crying since the day
The day you went away

The day you went away
The day you went away

when i read your poem i got the same emotion when i listen to this song

[Saumya]

Wow! This is exactly similar in meaning of my poem, Abraham!😊
I applaud you for posting this here,

Is this a lyrics if any song, or your own crafted piece btw?
I really like this one *smiles*

[Abraham George]

Its one of my fav song- sharing the link for you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_HekkBbd1M

[Saumya]

Thanx again for sharing the link, I heard the song just now, and that's indeed a very meaningful and relatable one, Abraham :)

I'll see if I can add it somewhere on this page *smile*

[Abraham George]

i am glad to know that you liked that song.

[Abraham George]

nice and heartbreaking lines and apt selection of words .

[Saumya]

Thanks Abraham 😊

[jacob erin-cilberto]

i lost several really close friends...but in 1984, i lost my best friend, and she was only 27...a fire...

still am so haunted by her memory---it was a terrible twist of fate---

j.

[Saumya]

Some departures badly hurts, and they're unforgettable, because those were mere made in the least expected way, one may have ever thought, and maybe that's it haunts, no matter how long it's been.

I'm glad that you could relate with my piece, Jacob.Yours story is a lot similar as mine, and yes, I agree, fate has its terrible twists and turns, but the memories never fade away.
-Saumya.