And still I am standing there, looking.
Looking at her dark side.
Watching her betray me, and suddenly I feel all our promises vanish, all our memorised moments when we explained our desire to be with eachother, just turned into dust.
Like they never existed, but they did and I felt them burn in my chest.
She made me end up in front of a window, staring outside for hours, and...hours, ...and...hours.
I saw the clouds gathering into one, and I felt it, the power of a storm, of lightning, thunder and rain.
I couldn't just sit there anymore so I ran outside to the middle of the street, with my arms wide open like I believed they would turn into wings and help me fly away to Narnia or Neverland.
I stopped. With my face lifted up to the sky I felt the little drops of water hitting my body, more and more and more.
Until you couldn't see the difference between the rain and my tears.
YOU ARE READING
She.
PoesiaIt's about her, that one girl. Everybody knows her name, but no one knows her. (a collection of short texts)