I think it was in this moment that I knew,
Despite my love for this man,
Who I had lived with, grown with, loved...
We were never meant to be.
We had ruined those chances with the damage consistently done,
Hurtful words and actions consistently made.
We had been perfect for one another but we met on the wrong day, at the wrong time, the wrong hour and the wrong second.
And I felt myself distancing myself more and more from him.
Wanting to do less damage than was already done.
And in return his actions kept killing me slowly.
With each action, a new crack in my already damaged heart.
The heart this man was supposed to help me fix, fix together
But in return, he made a 100 times worse.
And now I wonder where it all went.
How it all faded in a millisecond.
Because that's how fast it was.
When those kisses felt forced,
And I felt love wasn't given back to me
When it seemed sex was pleasurable but a chore
But comfort was supposed to replace that.
Where it felt like everywhere I turned, there was a new rule
A new regulation and restriction to try and keep us together.
To try and fix what we had already shattered into a million pieces
And trying to fix this seemed harder than just giving up at this point.
And the girl, I was no longer myself, could only hold her head in her hands, cry, get up, and move on
Why hold onto to someone she could no longer trust?
To someone who constantly replaced her.
To someone who would rather hurt her,
The one he supposedly wanted to be with,
Rather than hurt the ex who he says he moved on from.
She couldn't deal with the constant, I do need you.
Knowing it was going to go back to the way it was before and she would be the one getting hurt.
She had to be doing something wrong for this to keep happening over and over and over and over....you get the point.
The overs could go on for infinity.
As could this poem of feelings she's been holding on to for so long that are finally threatening to burst loose from her shattering soul and broken heart and broken mind that she can no longer keep together.
She was ready to collapse into nothingness.
Because feeling nothing was better than continuing on knowing how ever many times she wrote this down, no matter how many times she said how she felt, and no matter how many times she felt this sadness....
It would only happen again...
And she would be stuck in this cycle of wishing and talking and talking and writing yet again.
And writing a never ending poem that eventually she knew needed to end.
But she could never end it until she ended her love for this man, their relationship or herself.