Do you remember our anniversary,
when we clinked our Diet Pepsi,
only to find my glass replaced,
by another bride the next day?

Do you remember your dream of me,
while I dreamt of meeting your family,
but your dream came true with her,
and she got to met them first?

Do you remember when you swore,
I was the one you did adore,
until I saw your wife and kids,
making me scream and scared you every bit?

Do you remember declaring me as your best friend,
holding me close and shared secrets,
only to leave me off your VIP list,
under the skies of New year’s evening?

Do you remember our IKEA trip,
that you canceled for illness or another script,
as I discovered your tracks of feathers,
when you shopping spreed with another partner?

Do you remember my help with your degree,
thanking me so graciously,
only to announce the victory alone,
leaving my contributions unknown?

Do you remember hugging me tight,
while I smiled and hid my fright,
as you revealed your bigotry,
labeling me an anomaly?

Do you remember the Christmas cheer,
when I changed the music gear,
your adult rage so childlike,
fighting with a kid in the silent night?

Do you remember your wedding day,
all my help without a say,
never a thank you card in sight,
just a laughter in your delight?

Do you remember crying on my shoulder,
for you my friendship unbroken,
while the man who made you weep,
has always been first while I in the backseat?

Do you remember me at all,
the heartbroken soul from Asia’s call,
doing lame rhymes about our history,
or has amnesia claimed your memory?