you learn to move forward
when you learn
the difference between missing someone
and being nostalgic
you stop looking through photos-
then
you really
stop looking through photos
and you only hold onto them
until- that delete button doesn't scare you anymore.
it's when you picture yourself
happy without them and you realize
they did nothing to make you
force yourself to start thinking that way.
it's the glare that light leaves behind
when you take a polaroid; and you stand-
shaking the film, as you beg for
this photograph to develop completely
moving on is accepting that it never will.
and that perhaps- it is better that way.
it is learning that sometimes
the best lessons
are cliffhangers
Jun 22, 2020
Jun 22, 2020 at 10:33 PM UTC
you learn to move forward
when you learn
the difference between missing someone
and being nostalgic
you stop looking through photos-
then
you really
stop looking through photos
and you only hold onto them
until- that delete button doesn't scare you anymore.
it's when you picture yourself
happy without them and you realize
they did nothing to make you
force yourself to start thinking that way.
it's the glare that light leaves behind
when you take a polaroid; and you stand-
shaking the film, as you beg for
this photograph to develop completely
moving on is accepting that it never will.
and that perhaps- it is better that way.
it is learning that sometimes
the best lessons
are cliffhangers