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Remembrance



If I died tomorrow,
how would you remember me?

Would you remember me
as the sweet happy girl you used to know
or the quiet lonely girl you don't know anymore?

Would you remember
me as the social one of the group
or the one who wanted nothing to do with anyone?

Would you remember
how happy we used to be together
or how miserable we seem to be now?

Would you remember
how I let you go last year
or how I chase you now?

Would you mourn me
like you did our broken relationship,
by getting other girls to replace me,
or would you fall into despair?

If I died tomorrow,
would you even care?

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