It’s so hard

It’s so hard to say “I love you”, and not draw back in tears, I’ts so hard to know that you’re not there to help me face my fears. 

It’s so hard to know the phone’s at reach, but I cannot hear your voice, It’s so hard to know that this time braking yp was not my choice. 

It’s so hard to see ou laughing when I’m crying deep inside, It’s so hard to just find feelings and now have to make them hide. 

It’s so had to live without you, when I need you more than words, To wnat to scream how muh I love you but hold back and not be heard. 

It’s so hard to go to sleep at night when I cannot dream of you, It’s so had to think that you might fall in love with someone new. 

It’s so hard to not start crying when I ear our favorite song, It’s so hard to sit and wonder, where did I go wrong? 

It’s so hard to live without you, if I only would have known will never love another, I would rather be alone.

                                                    -Becca Woolf

Sister

Sister, sister, Where’d you go?

I turned and you weren’t there

You left me for your boyfriend

And i wonder if you care.

 

Sister sister, what’d you do?

He was mine, don’t you remember?

For all the times I cried to you

On how I’d care forever.

 

Sister, sister, why’d you lie

And turn your back on me?

I was positive that friendship

had a longer guarantee.

 

Sister, sister, times have changed

You into… I don’t know?

And I wonder where my sister went

and why she had to go 

 

Sister, sister, how are you?

And, who’s your friend today?

You swap friends like a deck

of cards and act like it’s ok

Sister, sister, when have friendships

been more at their end?

I’m giving up, I’m letting go

of my sister…. and my friend!

                                         -Becca Woolf

 

Love is…

More, much more

Than just desire.

Love is friendship

That caught fire.

Love is trust,

Secure unthreatenes;

Overlooks the imperfection;

Grows beyond you;

Warms and guides;

Excites and comforts-

Satisfies

                             -Zita Keulemans