CliffSide

Jodie

Thoughts of you
swallow me whole —
a tide I can't resist.
I ache for you,
though you poison every breath.

I try to summon hate,
but I shatter when you’re near.
You haunt the corners
of every thought.
You devour me.

Your eyes drift past —
a stranger in my skin.
Do I vanish in your gaze?
Did I ever exist
to you?
Was it ever real?

I wait at the edge,
barefoot on the cliff —
will you pull me back,
or let me fall
and stain the rocks red?

I should whisper goodbye,
but my tongue forgets the words.
I only wish
you’d set me free —
and tell me
to leave.

  • Author: Jodie (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 16th, 2025 17:32
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 3
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