I feel the oxygen drain out of my body,
the blood leave by face,
the thoughts leave my brain
My eyes focus on the oh so familiar handwriting
scrawled carefully across the cardboard.
I’m stuck in the ink,
the thick black pools trapping me like a fly on sticky paper
I can’t breathe
think
move
The tape peels away
Am I doing that?
The box flaps open
I must be
Now instead of drowning in the ink im drowning in the memories
The book I lent you,
it’s partner we read together
The paintings i made,
that sat beside your matching set
The shirt i left,
The one i loved but learned to forget
That magazine,
It wasn’t even mine why the fuck would you send it
I don’t want any of this.
I don’t need more reminders of you
Youre already fucking everywhere
My breath and my blood are replaced by searing hot anger,
burning my veins and my lungs like lava
drowning me in a whole new way
I want it all to burn
I want to forget
I want to make you hurt just the same as you’ve made me
to watch you suffer
You’ve wiped your hands clean of me
Gotten rid of every shred of evidence that I was a part of your life
Cut me out like i was a tumor
a malignant, cancerous mass that was sucking the life from you
As if you weren’t just as bad
I hate you
I hate what you made me and I hate that i let you
I hate that you left so easily
You gave up on me, on everything we built you piece of shit
I fucking loved you
I loved you and you took advantage of that and then you threw it all away
And i fucking hate you for that
You sent so much more than just my stuff in a box
- Author: Rain Leslie (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: January 10th, 2025 01:21
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 8
Comments3
Sounds like a mini series my wife was watching.
what's the series?
I'd have to ask. The scorned wife is a doctor, her ex looks like the good guy, but isn't, and she is out for revenge, but it isn't going well for her. From what I could see. Sorry
A very powerful and painful emotions about the break up of a relationship, the poem highlights how raw the pain still is, well written
Powerful write
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