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A Stranger Now

by RuiJasper

They gathered around her when I let go, Her hopeless heart, saved by those she now knows. Grateful, she smiles at the one who's near, A friend of a year, erasing my years. I see her turn to him, the boy I once feared, Confessing his heart while I disappear. Seven long years, now shadows in vain, While he holds the space I can’t reclaim. I was her anchor through storms and despair, But my presence now vanishes, thin as the air. Jealousy burns, yet I stand here alone, Watching her heal in a world I don’t own. Useless, the love I gave, now a ghost, She found in another what I valued most. Seven years wasted, or so it feels— Replaced by a bond that suddenly heals.
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RuiJasper
25 / M
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Nov 19, 2024
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