In the End
I carried the shape you traced,
a vessel cut to your measure,
but the grain ran otherwise—
knots where you wanted polish,
splinters where you asked for sheen.
I bent, yes,
but the bend was fracture,
and the fracture sang its own line.
You looked for a mirror,
I offered a window.
You asked for a key,
I was only a door left ajar.
So this saga closes:
not as betrayal,
not as triumph,
but as the quiet fact—
I was never the figure
you drafted in your hand.
And still,
I remain:
unfinished,
unwanted,
yet wholly mine.
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Comments1
You've started at the end. Will you get to the beginning?! Good write A. lol.
Ah, thatโs an excellent observe there, O๐๏ธ๐๐ป
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