How Can I Ever Start Again?
- Greenhouse Publishing
- Jan 4
- 1 min read
Written By: Sierra Ducharme
I remember that day in the woods
You squeezed my hands under the evergreens
You said I’m like a Queen,
Powerful and pristine
The birds came in herds over the ferns
But their song was no match for your words
Now when I cross these trees, taking in the fresh breeze
I think to myself, how can I ever start again?
When my mother says your name
I find myself filled with shame
Not because I’m the one to blame
Because that ain’t the case
But because you once flooded me with grace
And now I trace around this place
Thinking and wondering, how can I ever start again?
There’s no one as intriguing
Who could offer life a whole new meaning
For when I saw your eyes gleaming
With a melted kind of love
I found myself floating like the clouds above
Even though you were sometimes demeaning
I sit here and think to myself, how can I ever start again?
Sometimes I wish you’d call
You’d retell that story from last fall
Where we danced amidst the golden leaves
And I’d say nothing at all
As I play with the hem of my sleeve
Feeling oh, so small like that day at the concert hall
The music you believe was what made you leave
But I think you’re only trying to deceive
Me into thinking and wondering, how can I ever start again?
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