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The Worst Day of my Life
by Bobby Arroyo

My heart dropped when you got in a serious car crash
I grabbed my keys and was on the road in a flash
I'm speeding, barely seeing through the tears
I'm overwhelmed by fear thinking of you, my dear
And as I finally arrive at the hospital
I remind God that nothing is impossible
As I approach your room, I know I must be strong somehow
But when I saw your face, I couldn't help but break down
You were in a coma, but you looked like you were in so much pain
I knew if you even survived, things would never be the same
I would immediately trade my tears for your scars
Even laying there, you're more beautiful than the brightest star
I remember our little "picnic" in my backyard
I remember counting stars while lying on my car
I break down again just knowing that you'll probably never hear these words
When I first heard you liked me, I thought it was nothing but lies and absurd
You deserved waaaayyyyy better than me
But it was obvious that you totally disagreed
All this happened over a year ago and you know what adds to my sorrow?
The fact that I'm holding the ring that I was goin to give you tomorrow
And it wasn't just any other ring, but an engagement ring
Yes, it's true; I was goin to ask you to marry me
But as I write these words by your bedside, your lifeline goes flat
I sat there in shock until it sunk in that you weren't coming back
I couldn't help but think of the short time we were together
But I'm comforted by the fact that you're with your Savior forever
Please contact Bobby Arroyo at "djbobby16@yahoo.com" to request permission to use this poem.