[ ] We didn’t date, [ ] Yet you tell people we did. [ ] We hardly even talked, [ ] yet you act like we spent our lives together [ ] As if i left without a word [ ] Except there were words [ ] You just didn’t listen.
[ ] Now you ask them why I left, [ ] like there was something to leave to begin with. [ ] Like I held your hand, whispered promises, [ ] let you in— [ ] when all I did was exist near you.
[ ] You get your friends to interrogate me, [ ] like I owe them answers. [ ] Like I owe you anything at all. [ ] They ask what happened, [ ] why I “broke your heart,” [ ] but I didn’t realize you had given it away to begin with.
[ ] You follow me through halls, [ ] a shadow I never asked for. [ ] Standing just close enough to remind me [ ] that you don’t know how to let go. [ ] That you can’t take silence as an answer.
[ ] And when I talk to my friends, [ ] there you are, lingering, [ ] Like a shadow creeping into spaces where you were never meant to be. [ ] A ghost desperate to haunt something that was never yours.
[ ] It’s almost funny, [ ] how someone I barely knew [ ] can’t seem to untangle themselves from me. [ ] How someone I never loved [ ] Plays the victim in a story that was never finished to begin with.
This is a poem about a guy who asked me out- and didnt like the outcome