You're just a memory
I wash away with lonely tears
Like faded chalk imprints
Wade away with rain drops
A good old story
That stopped reaping laughter
An ache in my chest
I've learned to ignore
Wish I could swallow
This block in my throat
That turns me speechless
I hated everything we were
So I just became a me
With no recollection of you
Or how you make me feel
We can't say goodbye
If neither of us speak
I thought it would be easier that way
So why am I writing you a poem
If you never existed
What are these warm, salty floods
Streaming from my blurry vision
I wanted you to be nothing
Wished I could erase you
But decided to settle
For a memory
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Unrequited Love Affairs
PoetryA collection of poems that followed the heart-breaking epiphany of a man who had my heart but didn't want it.