Just Friends
A tale
of two lovers,
Who loved
each other so much.
But their
differences separated them,
And soon
it ruined their love.
He approached
her one sunny day,
And said,
"We have to talk."
And as
the clouds came rolling in,
She knew
what he thought.
He said,
"My dear, I love you so much,
But I'm
afraid it has to end.
Perhaps
we'd both be better off,
If we
were just friends."
The meaning
suddenly hit her,
And the
words broke her heart.
She couldn't
stand to lose him,
She couldn't
stand to part.
She looked
at him with tearful eyes,
And asked,
"Is that what you want?"
And as
he shifted from foot to foot,
She knew
their love was gone.
The words
repeated in her mind,
"Just
friends, just friends."
She would
have to stand the test of time,
A test
that would never end.
He said,
"I'm glad you understand,
But that's
how you've always been."
And as
he walked away, he heard her say,
"Just
friends."
She sat
at home that night,
Thinking
everything through.
"How
could love end so suddenly.
A love
that was so true?"
He saw
her the next morning,
Smiled
and said, "Hello."
She wanted
to hold him and love him,
But refused
to let her feelings show.
She smiled
back and said, "Hi."
And then
she kept on walking.
As he
watched her drift by,
He thought,
"What was I thinking?"
He called
her that very night,
And said,
"It's true what they say,
You never
know how much you love someone
Until
they leave you one day."
She said,
"I didn't leave you,
In fact,
you left me."
And as
the tears fell from her eyes,
She said,
"Why can't you see?"
"Our love
has already been slaughtered,
There
is no life after death.
And if
friendship is all that matters,
Then
we shall be just friends."
It was
his turn to cry.
He thought,
"What have I done?"
"How
could something like this happen?
How could
I be so dumb?"
She practically
read his thoughts,
And said,
"My dear, don't cry.
It wouldn't
have worked anyway."
And all
he asked was, "Why?"
"We both
want different things,
We want
to lead different lives."
And as
he hung up the phone,
He thought
about her reply.
"Perhaps
she is right," he thought.
"I don't
need her."
But he
knew he was lying,
They
both needed each other.
He walked
down the hall to the kitchen,
And then
pulled out a knife.
And as
she sat there crying,
He ended
his life.
She knew
something had happened,
And she
cried, "Please God, no!"
And as
she ran down the street,
She yelled,
"I loved him so!"
She knew
she was too late
As she
walked through the front door.
And there,
of course, he lay,
Crumpled
on the floor.
She fell
forward with a sob,
And he
opened his eyes.
She said,
"Darling, I love you.
Darling,
please don't die!"
He lifted
a bloody hand,
As she
put pressure on the wound.
And as
he caressed her cheek,
He whispered,
"I love you, too."
She became
aware of the sirens.
And they
took him away.
He was
still alive, barely,
And she
held his hand all the way.
She became
aware of the sirens.
And they
took him away.
She sat
in the waiting room
And cried
her heart out.
The doctor
emerged from the hall
And said,
"There's nothing we can do now."
She ran
into the room and held his hand,
As she
cried,
"If you
leave me, I'm leaving with you."
And then,
he died.
She walked
out feeling helpless,
And ran
into the street.
As the
truck turned the corner,
She began
to feel weak.
It was
too late to run.
The truck
was going forty-five.
And like
her lover,
She also
died.
In the
paper, the headlines read,
"Two
peoples lives end, Because one thought they should be Just friends."
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