They say closure is a myth
There's no need to recap
The events that transpired and led to this gap
That formed between two.
One's here, one's there
Exponential space in a queue
Opposing sides of a bridge whose flames burned blue
So true it may be, the desire for answers grows by the hour
As imaginary talks go on in the shower
and the cranial arguments grow louder and louder
"Send that message!"
"Why bother!? Nothing will change!"
"You don't know that!"
"Oh, shut up!"
You start to sound deranged
as this gap you possess feels more like a cage
Whose key is vocal
A quick question, "Why?
Why did you choose to make me cry and leave me on this side as you go on, unaffected, as the days go by?"
And the longer you try
To reach towards the other side, the bridge that burned like the morning sky will have changed
To a new one, how strange. The endpoint has shifted
Traveled to a new path
Meant for the gifted that chose to move on
And the only way to reach is to bridge the gap anew
and hope this one doesn't have that violet hue, but even to those that don't agree:
closure is a myth
It takes a true carpenter to see
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Carpenter's Closure
PoetryClosure is a myth. As much as you want to settle things, it may not be necessary.