Pretending

chloewrites

"You really loved her?" they ask you softly.  And how could you say anything other than yes? You had never known a love as pure as mine for you, had never felt the way you do for me.  

"Who wouldn't?"

It wasn't a question. Or maybe it was, but you already knew the answer.  No-one.  

"And she loved you?"

"More than I knew humanely possible."

"Then why did she leave?"

The question hit like a gunshot.  Its bullet pierced the walls of the room in your heart built just for me.  Walls incapable of climbing, walls previously though indestructible.  Though I was no longer present, it was your intent to keep me for all of the future. 

"She left because she finally realized what I had warned her of all along.  I wasn't worth it.  I didn't give or treat her like she deserved, and the whole time I let her fight the world to be by my side. "  

"So what happened?" 

"She moved on with her life and I pretended to do the same."  

  • Author: chloewrites (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 26th, 2022 16:37
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is written about what I wished to be the perspective of an ex that I just couldn't get over. I wrote it to help me cope.
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  • Jonas Robinson

    One of the best small scenarios I've read up until this point. Thank you for sharing. 🙂



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