Published May 2, 2024, 7:21 a.m. by Poetic Christmal
I wanted you...
I wanted you to see my hurt.
I wanted you to see through my useless words.
I wanted you to see my love.
I wanted you to see what I had to offer.
I wanted you to see that I wasn't going to just leave you, like the others.
I wanted you to see what your spell had done to me.
I wanted you to see that I could never just "up & leave."
I wanted you.
I wanted you to know that I loved you with everything that I could give from my dainty heart.
My heart is shattered.
I'm broken, torn in two.
I thought you could handle me.
I thought you could put the pieces back together; that's why I wanted you to.
I thought that maybe you'd see past my tiny smile
and just hug me and tell me you loved me.
But you never did.
Maybe I was too good at hiding it.
I wanted you to see that I wasn't giving up.
I wanted you to love me the way I loved you.
And yet here I stand, alone with my reflections,
In the silence after your departure, my affections
Echo in the empty spaces you once filled.
I replay the moments, the laughter, the tears spilled.
I wanted you to fight for us, to decide I was worth the struggle,
To find the missing pieces, to complete our puzzle.
But now, as shadows grow and the light fades,
I realize some things are not meant to be saved.
Despite it all, my heart whispers your name in the dark,
A soft lament for what might have been, a mark
Left deep inside, a love that could not be,
I wanted you to see all this, but now, I need to set you free.
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I am a Writer, a Poet, a Student activist, a Leadership Speaker and Motivator who seeks to impact and empower the life of fellow young people. All I want from life is to write for my generation's Mental Liberation and Leave behind a Legacy worth Emulating. I am a young enthusiastic, self-motivated and reliable person who is filled with ideas and have the zeal for working on initiatives.
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