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A Letter to Megan

I can’t decide if I was right or wrong for giving up and shutting you out.

 

We both know you ****** up,

and we both know that I’m terrible at forgiving,

and even though I said, “I’m fine,”

you know better than I do that it was just another defense

I built back for myself so you didn’t have to feel bad

and I didn’t have to feel forced into trying steer us away from the cliff,

even though you kept clawing your way towards the edge–

dragging me along as if I were some sycophantic, conjoined-twin trophy.

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christopher-bales
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Apr 25, 2012
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