Nothing Left to Break.

Gurpreet Kaur


Notice of absence from Gurpreet Kaur
Taking a little break, but my thoughts are still writing stories.

He said
I only call him
when I need money.

And for a moment,
It broke my heart.

Not loudly,
just a small, quiet crack
somewhere inside me.

But then I remembered…

He broke it a long time ago.

So this time,
it didn’t shatter.
It didn’t ache the same way.

It's just…
sat there,
heavy, familiar,
almost expected.

And I realized,
maybe it doesn’t hurt anymore
not because I’m okay,

but because
there’s nothing left to break.

  • Author: GURPREET (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 15th, 2026 10:41
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is about reaching a point where the hurt doesn’t feel sharp anymore, just familiar. It reflects the moment I realized some pain doesn’t go away; you just grow around it.
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  • sorenbarrett

    One becomes accustomed to things but the best is when one has nothing to loose. Well written



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