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Regrets

It's as if I can't remember you.

It's as if you were a dream.

Not in a good way.

But in the fact that I remember you vaguely.

I'm going to be married soon.

I wish I didn't waste my time with you.

Cutting myself, because you caused me unnecessary pain.

But it was all in vain.

Maybe, I tried to get you to understand

That leaving me was wrong.

But I should have left you long before you decided that you wanted us to end

I should have said goodbye

Before you decided that you wanted to quit this fling

of nonsense.

this relationship

of infatuation.

this fake commitment

of so-called love

which ran off pangs

of emotional distress with no real sense

of trust

and revolved around

selfish feelings

of lust.

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Written by
rebeca-ana-olvera
American
Published
Apr 21, 2016
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