Regrets Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

Regrets



Nightfall comes,
The darkness looms,
My time to think,
To think of you.

Our love now lies,
So far behind,
With precious words,
That I found hard to find.

You offered me an olive branch,
I threw it in your face,
If only I could turn back time,
To change this life I've faced.

Nightfall comes,
I'm all alone,
I'll always think of you,
If only I had spoken,
Those words that were so true.

I close my eyes,
So quiet, so still,
You'll be the one,
You always will.

Jayne Davies

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Jayne Louise Davies

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Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Taff
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