Kindergarten.
It was the time when we had no promises, no attachments, just the line between good and bad--
When we found joys in littler things, less important to us now; remember what we had?
Then there was elementary.
The time when we had messy hands, messy faces, and creativity in our heads--
Dreaming about wonderful things, our parents tucking us in to our cozy beds.
And middle school followed.
You could count how many crushes you had on your fingers, you're sensitivity--
You saw things differently, there was less magic in things, you had a new identity...
Then there's our high school in play.
I had loved you since the start, but you never noticed, did you care?
I wanted to scream, to cry, it was torture, pulling out my hair--
Until you started to become a different person.
You weren't the same person I knew before.
It took me years for you to finally leave my heart.
But now all you are is emptiness to me--
I don't care about you anymore.

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Winter and Steaming Coffee
PoesiaMy fifth poetry collection... about coming to terms with oneself.