"i feel sorry for you,"
you told me,
at three in the morning,
in the middle of the conversation,
out of the blue,
as if it meant nothing.
those were just five words
you tossed around
to land in trash,
and that was me,
i was the one that took it.
i asked you, "why?"
just before i cried,
at four minutes
past three in the morning,
in the middle of the conversation,
not out of the blue,
but from curiosity,
from pain,
from the deepest,
darkest
depths of my heart,
that i wasn't afraid
to show anyone,
but you.
it didn't take you minutes
to reply to me,
as a matter of fact,
it only took you seconds
to tell me the answer.
you said,
"all i'm waiting for
is a happy ending,
and all you're waiting for
is the end,
and that's sad, really."
and for the first time in years,
you made me cry,
because it was the truth,
and i don't think
anyone could change it,
except for you.
YOU ARE READING
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Teen Fictionthings can't always be bottled up. [lowercase intended // may contain second person point of view // trigger warning]