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Victoria Jennings
Poems
Feb 2020
In a name
Someone says your name
And I
cringe
Like poison dripping from my ears and piercing my chest
The memories I've tried to bury deep within myself
So deep they almost touch all the trauma I've blocked out
I passively say
I hate that name
And resume my task
But for a few moments
I have to fight off the flashbacks
The replay of every moment I spent loving you
I fight back my feelings of angst knowing the man I sleep with now
Just doesn't give my heart quite the same
ping
you did
But I find solace in the saying that every love is different and I hold onto that when I crawl home to him and I'm greeted with an embrace.
Please don't say his name.
Written by
Victoria Jennings
26/F/Rhode Island
(26/F/Rhode Island)
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