-Unsent texts part one
I imagined a conversation we might have had in another dimension.
I wrote messages I knew I would never send, seeking my own closure.
The conversation would start simply:
"Hey."
Then it would continue:
"I hope you're doing well, but not too well without me.
Honestly, I still can't hate you, even after you left me so easily.
I guess I never mattered enough for you to fight for me."
Then I would get bolder, releasing my thoughts for my sanity's sake.
"You captivated me from the start.
I saw that fire in you and was drawn in by your charm.
I admit I liked playing with fire and contemplating the flames.
I was guilty of that, but also of making you my poetry.
Deep down, I knew you weren't coming back, so I had to move on without you.
I never heard from you again, and I had to settle for making you unforgettable through my words."
I would get emotional and keep going.
"You were distant from the beginning, but I played the long game.
I thought I gained your trust and friendship.
The problem was I started to catch feelings.
The more I got attached, the more you pulled away.
You triggered every emotion in me with your cold indifference.
I kept ignoring the obvious and delaying the inevitable."
I stared at my phone, recalling every great memory, right down to the painful ones.
"I had to let you go for my own sake.
I moved on without the closure or apology I deserved.
But you don't care, not really..."
I paused, contemplating the "SEND" button.
I needed to forget and keep moving forward, or all my steps would be in vain.
In the end, I deleted everything, deciding it was for the best.
Months passed, and you remained unapologetic, blinded by your ego.
I had to stay strong and move on without confrontation or a possible apology.
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Roses And Thorns
PoetryHaven't we all experienced loneliness? Haven't we all faced heartbreak? This is life, after all. It's meant to break us so we can discover who we truly are. ⭐ #1 in poet (May 10, 2018) ⭐ First posted on April 29, 2017.