Unrequited love what really makes us care,
White haze across the fields,
Still there are trees without any leaves,
Overgrown hedgerows roll by,
People starting a new day,
Some ending a long day,
I love her she will never know,
She don’t know,
Someone loves me I’ll never know
I don’t know them nor do I love them,
Unrequited love hardest thing to bear
All comparisons considered
We must just learn to care.
Silent tears from a lost lover,
Triumphant laughter from a
Marathon runner
An evil cackle rings aloud
From the bully in the playground,
I love her she will never know,
She don’t know,
Someone loves me I’ll never know
I don’t know them nor do I love them,
Unrequited love hardest thing to bear
All comparisons considered
We must just learn to care.
Last breath taken from a dying man
First breath taken from a newborn child
Things never considered
Love and hate ever collide?
But how do we decide
I love her she will never know,
She don’t know,
Someone loves me I’ll never know
I don’t know them nor do I love them,
Unrequited love hardest thing to bear
All comparisons considered
We must just learn to care.
Who made us see these comparisons?
Who made us deep?
Who created shallowness?
Was it our own decision?
Or a higher power beyond comprehension!
I love her she will never know,
She don’t know,
Someone loves me I’ll never know
I don’t know them nor do I love them,
Unrequited love hardest thing to bear
All comparisons considered
We must just learn to care.
©2008 Ann Dempsey
Unrequited Love by Ann Dempsey is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.
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