Unwritten
In the end, we won't be sorry about what we have done but about the experiences we have never lived.
This is the wine I never tasted
The book I never read
The journey that I never made
The letter that remained unwritten.
Some words are not meant to be said
And still we die day by day
Killed by our hidden thoughts.
In the end all I have
Are those I never met
The pain I never felt
The love I never shared
The songs I never played.
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2 Comments
Post a CommentYou nailed it - so go do them and have no regrets.
Things never done and things never said will eventually make you exhausted as you go to bed.
Nice poem.