I feel it. The ending.
I predicted it months in advance, but knowing doesn't ease the ache in my heart.
I sit here, silent, as the world spins around me. I'm a spot staining society.
I'm a small dot at the end of a statement. The letters mingle around me.
People spell out words, holding meaning. I'm just a necessity.
To be fair, I'm doing this to myself.
I'm too kind and too self-aware for my own good, so I suffer.
I breathe and I break, standing stoically in the line of fire as my twin wounds me.
The snap of bones and the smell of blood is familiar as I bleed alone.
You have your own wounds and your own burden, so I will keep you snow white,
Distancing myself so that your pure white heart remains spotless.
Don't worry about my Loneliness. He is my companion. My toxic love.
I will cry in his arms tonight. So I am alone but not really.
You'll be happy, and I want nothing more.
You'll forget me, and I'll shrug, knowing that it was bound to happen.
No matter how much I care for you, because I want to protect you, I'll fall.
The darkness in my shadow will strike me in the chest and from your memory.
I die another day with no witness, and it's the end.
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Rose, Prose, Poetry
PoetryExploring topics of love, limerence, grief, and everything in between, this is a collection of 100 poems written over a year. The works both reflect inner emotions and outward connections, attempting to capture the interconnected nature of the worl...