Fading Relationships - Just Memories

'My World' that WAS
Is Fading Before My Eyes.
Relationships change priorities
Some forced by time
Some by people!!
Happy Memories Fade too
No One Is Near Me,
No One is Really Dear to Me
I Scream For Help, But No One Comes.
People who cared No longer dare
People who dare - don't really care!!
That Old Cheerfulness Is Gone
Life is No Longer the Same
No One's Here To Help Me.
I Just Sit Here Alone
For Practicality I Have Paid a High Price
Nostalgic memories somehow creep
I Can Only Weep !
Life is never the Same
Never will those Good days return Nor will those People
Oh! Lord – Why give me people to Love ?
Why give me memories ?
Why? Oh Why?

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