Forgive Me

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I've caused you pain, I know
So why can't I forget you and just simply let go.

Let go of the feelings I have for you deep inside.
Let go of the fact that in my heart you reside.

How can I deal with the anger and hatred that I borrow
All the pain, regret and the sorrow.

Because here I'm all alone, with no one here beside me.
I'm curled into a little ball facing my wall of pain and misery.

I keep away from the world in my dark little corner
Wondering about the blunders that gives me horror.

No one to tell me what to do
I'm lost, hopeless and confused.

I don't know what to do now, I don't know to who I belong.
Guess I'll put on a fake smile, say I'm fine and play along.

Play along with everyday life, worthless day and sleepless night
Knowing no matter what I do is ever good enough or right.

I still ask for your forgiveness now and everyday,
I know I don't deserve it, but do me one last favor and give it to me anyway.

That way I can smile as I live these last days, knowing that when I leave,
You won't regret not saying, "I forgive you."
Location: National Institute of Technology Rourkela, Sector 1, Rourkela, Odisha, India

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