I Did Something I Regret
I'm sorry Mr. Pigeon, I wished I wasn't so stupid.
You're a bright ray of light that shined in my life when we first met. You're so bubbly, adorable, naive and innocent. You have that purity in your eyes-- a young soul with much sightseeing to do in life. You still saw the world through your rose-tinted glasses, something that I no longer wore despite being the same age.
You had that happy-go-lucky nature which I adore-- keeping up an optimistic attitude no matter what you faced and I loved that. You had an arsenal of random jokes which made no sense, an imagination brimming with vibrant ideas.
The gestures that I considered small were considered big in your book. When I took the time to visit your country, you'll be in disbelief but highly elated to see me. I was too, but it was no big deal for me to visit.
You were an emotionally sound person, driven with confidence, having high hopes of having me in your future. You joked how great it'll be if we got together, despite residing in different countries; just like your parents.
I guess you can say that I regretted losing you in my life. We found each other at the wrong time and situation, which was entirely my fault. But if I didn't find you now and then, maybe we would've never crossed paths in our lifetime. Ultimately, I'm sorry for making a different choice, inevitably severing the strings of fate that hold us.
Looking back at what we had, I can't help but to smile when I recalled of you. You were a sunshine in the midst of darkness that perpetually clouded my life. I wish I could apologise, but it's been far too long since I broke your heart. If only we could turn back time-- but that's not a choice, as we need to look forward without looking back at past grievances.
Indefinitely, thank you for the memories and light-hearted experiences you've given me. You gave me the privilege of experiencing a love so innocent and pure, which thoroughly warms my battered heart for years to come.
You're a bright ray of light that shined in my life when we first met. You're so bubbly, adorable, naive and innocent. You have that purity in your eyes-- a young soul with much sightseeing to do in life. You still saw the world through your rose-tinted glasses, something that I no longer wore despite being the same age.
You had that happy-go-lucky nature which I adore-- keeping up an optimistic attitude no matter what you faced and I loved that. You had an arsenal of random jokes which made no sense, an imagination brimming with vibrant ideas.
The gestures that I considered small were considered big in your book. When I took the time to visit your country, you'll be in disbelief but highly elated to see me. I was too, but it was no big deal for me to visit.
You were an emotionally sound person, driven with confidence, having high hopes of having me in your future. You joked how great it'll be if we got together, despite residing in different countries; just like your parents.
I guess you can say that I regretted losing you in my life. We found each other at the wrong time and situation, which was entirely my fault. But if I didn't find you now and then, maybe we would've never crossed paths in our lifetime. Ultimately, I'm sorry for making a different choice, inevitably severing the strings of fate that hold us.
Looking back at what we had, I can't help but to smile when I recalled of you. You were a sunshine in the midst of darkness that perpetually clouded my life. I wish I could apologise, but it's been far too long since I broke your heart. If only we could turn back time-- but that's not a choice, as we need to look forward without looking back at past grievances.
Indefinitely, thank you for the memories and light-hearted experiences you've given me. You gave me the privilege of experiencing a love so innocent and pure, which thoroughly warms my battered heart for years to come.
