Missing What I Never Had Poem by Jason Cline

Missing What I Never Had

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She didn't have the time, or the piece of mind
to know a good thing when she saw it coming down the line.
What else could I do? It was hers to choose -
I'd given my all and I got nothin' left to lose.
She's in a different place; didn't have the space
What has it come to, has it all gone to waste?

It's just the same old trend, no she won't even bend.
I guess I'm just one more 'never more than a friend'

If she only knew all the things I would do
I wouldn't be so down, no, I wouldn't be so blue.
And year after year it's my biggest fear
that all I profess is all she'll never hear.
If I persist, will it cease to exist -
this love, I know not of which it consists.

It's just the same old trend, no she won't even bend.
I guess I'm just one more 'never more than a friend'

Try as I might, I'm losing the fight.
What I wouldn't give for you to be here tonight
under the silver shroud of the moonlit clouds -
Trust me tonight, darling, two's not a crowd.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I found this in one of my journals when I was a few years out of high school. It was dated 4/8/06 and I wrote it about a girl named Amanda. I wrote a lot for/about her back then.
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