The only thing i own is the poem.

I don't own the Jonas Brothers at all.


The Lyrics say it all

The music explains it all

The lyrics say how I feel

The words and chords

Flow through my shaking body

The lyrics say it all

The music relates to how I feel

I can't explain how

But I can say this

After listening to

The words and the chords

I don't feel so fowl

The lyrics say it all

They loosen up that wall

The problems that I have are falling

Behind me

Every time I hear the lyrics

The lyrics say it all

I keep listening to those lyrics

My problems are being washed away

With the strum of every guitar string

My problems lessen

With every solo sung

My heart seems to melt

With the sweet voice of love

As the lyrics fade away and the next song starts

I feel better and I am ready to move on

With a new look on life because

The lyrics say it all


I wrote this after she left. I don't know why we were seeing each other in the first place. Our relationship was nothing but continuous problems like disagreements and major arguments with each other. She said she couldn't deal with my schedules and that I was with my brothers all the time. She also said she need some time to think about her life before she joined up with the Jonas Family and that also that we just need a break from each other. After she said that she left and I haven't spoken to her since.

Years went by and I fell into a deep depression as I realized that I was madly in love with her.

Last week, I called her but she wasn't the one who picked up the phone, her mom did.

"Hi Joe" her mom said.

Her mom sounded rather sad and I knew what had happened without even asking.

So I said "I was sorry for her loss" and chatted with her mother for a bit before hanging.

The funeral was today and I went of course. After everybody left I sat down in front of her grave and told her everything.

I told her how much I loved her and how much I would miss her

I told her I was ready to move on. After that I got up and placed my rose on her grave and left.

The End