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― Kazuo Ishiguro, Klara and the Sun
“The Long Goodbye”
You grow
and I cheer—
loudly,
bravely,
as if my heart isn’t cracking
with every inch you stretch away from me.
You lift your head,
roll,
reach—
and I smile so wide
I hide the sting.
Because every first
is also a last.
The last time
you’ll need me
in that way,
for that thing,
at that hour.
Your clothes shrink.
The room shifts.
The quiet hum of newborn days
fades into laughter,
footsteps,
questions I never thought
I’d hear from someone
who once lived
beneath my ribs.
I wanted you to grow.
I want you to grow.
But oh—
there’s grief
stitched into every milestone.
A letting go
no one warned me would come
so soon,
so soft,
so sharp.
And still—
I’ll keep watching,
keep clapping,
keep weeping
in the folds of your old blankets,
grateful
and grieving
for every version of you
I’ve already lost.
“After the Storm”
You slept while I bled,
while I bore the weight of worlds—
our world, reshaped, torn open,
stitched with silence.
You paced, yes,
but not the floor at 3 a.m.
not the room with cracked cries,
not the stretch marks of my mind.
I handed you a child
and you held him—
but not the chaos,
not the ache that nestled in my bones
like a second birth.
You asked what was wrong.
I smiled like a martyr,
drowning in milk and fury,
screaming inwardly into muslin cloths.
Your hands stayed clean.
Mine shook with fury
at nappies, at bottles, at your quiet phone,
your unfaltering sleep,
your freedom cloaked in oblivion.
This isn’t what I meant
when I said we’d raise a life together.
This is me,
raising us both from rubble
while you ask when dinner will be.
But still—
I loved you before the storm,
and I stare into its wreckage,
wondering if love can grow
in this aftermath.
Wondering if you will meet me
in the ash.
“We often want it so badly that we ruin it before it begins. Overthinking. Fantasizing. Imagining. Expecting. Worrying. Doubting. Just let it naturally evolve”
— Unknown
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