From Augusto To Anna Poem by Ianne de Angel

'I met her at school
Where I was very cool
She was the clumsy girl
Who finally invaded my world:

Everyday she fell from the stairs
Rolling on the floor
Slipping on the dry area
Hitting the face on the door

We used to lunch together
But I didn't know how that made her happy
And when I finally thought she were better
She went, sliped, always clumsy

Months later, she stopped going to school
Some friend told she was sick
But I didn't think it was true

A day, she asked me to go to fountain
But she was ill, worse with the rain
I told her to go home,
But she said that it'd become huge her pain

We came in the square
She cried, watching the water
I told that it was insane
But she told me it was better

'I don't know if you know
But I will stop to grow'

'What you mean? You're so young!
You'll have a lot of fun! '

'I'll die in three days.'

I stopped to smile.

'What did you say? '

She kissed me a while.

'I'm going to die,
Is not people lie.
I'm very ill
But I needed to see my will'

I cried.

'I really love you
And I'll really miss you
But tears fall just one time.'

And then she died.

I'm crying now.
I can't stop to think about.
I lost the girl I was in love
I never figured what she was
I didn't love her enough
I just used her as a drug.
I never thought love would be so bad.
I never thought that she'd make me so sad.
But I can't forget her smile;
I can't forget her face;
I can't forget any while;
I can't forget that same place;
I miss you Anna.
I love you Anna.
I can't let you Anna.
Don't let me cry Anna! '

From Augusto to Anna,
Crying a lot for his lover
Before he makes his suicide
'From her I'll get closer'.