I remember meeting you and hoping you could save me.
I remember all the empty promises.
I remember you telling me it is okay you feel the way you feel.
I remember you saying you wanted to help.
I remember you saying you would always be there.
I remember how fast all of that changed.
I remember you telling me that you didn't want to talk about that.
I remember you telling me I was overreacting.
I remember you saying you couldn't pretend that I was what you wanted anymore.
I remember sitting on my kitchen floor crying.
I remember feeling like my heart had been taken out of my chest.
i remember thinking this isn't your fault.
I remember thinking I should have never expected you to save me.
I remember learning a very hard lesson.
I remember forgiving you, and being mad at myself.
I remember thinking it would never get better.
I remember when it did get better.
I remember when I realized that no one will ever be able to save me.
I remember learning how to pull myself out of that dark place.
I remember when I was able to breathe again.
I remember the night when I didn't shed tears over you anymore.
I remember meeting someone new, and not expecting anything out of them.
I remember being so afraid of ruining it that I did.
I remember holding someone's hand and not being afraid of losing them.
I remember moving on, and it has been the best feeling yet.
I remember what it feels like to be happy with someone again.
I remember thanking you in my head for all the empty promises.
I remember being glad that you couldn't save me.
I remember being glad that you left.
I remember the lesson that I learned from all of this, and I will never be the same.
I just want to say thank you for breaking my heart, because I know I wouldn't be where I am today without it.
- Author: blstrickla42 ( Offline)
- Published: January 20th, 2020 08:23
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments2
Wow, a moving read 🌹
Nicely woven piece about how some of life's misfortunes resolve themselves given time and duly serve to make us a more 'complete' individual.
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