I was six
She threw a rock at my face
I have a scar to remind me
Even the best people you meet
Can crush you into a million pieces
It seemed insignificant
How I adored her
But she never returned the love
And that set the tone
For all friendships
That were to come
At 21 the string persists
Me on one side
The people I cared too much for
On the other
I wish my empathetic self would drown
I fought and I fight
Only to have my hands tied by unwanted emotions
Towards people
Who do not recall me
Or my face
Or the redness of my eyes when I cry
Because of them.
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Layers [Poetry]
PoetryA collection of poems I write along the years (Still updating).