and i hope that one day someday,
i will read these pages again
and feel the pain in my chest once more.
but after i close the book,
i will go on with my day,
because i have a lot of more important
things to do than just
looking back at the past.
and i will do it once in a while.if that ‘someday’ is to come
and knock on my door,
i think i will miss
being this miserable
because i won’t be able to go
back to this anymore
if ever.
i will miss rotting on the couch,
and my stinky smell
that covers the sheets of it.
i will miss the quiet midnights
that i spent writing this book.
i will miss having a few cups
of coffee in the morning,
and drinking more throughout the day.i will miss being like this,
but i wouldn’t want to go back
because i have been wishing, for years,
for my own betterment,
and i won’t throw that to waste
just for something
that i’m missing
from the past.

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Found This Book Somewhere In The Forest
Poetry"Talk to my soul later midnight, when the moon's at its peak. That's the only way of communication that I know, because my physical lips will stutter if I told you about how I want to tear my human skin apart and go out."