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Mary Huxley
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May 23
Maybe in Another Universe
I feared the ache of heartbreak,
so I locked my heart tight,
but love is persistent,
it knocked until I gave in.
He chased me with patience,
waited through my silence,
and when I finally said yes,
he became mine.
But now he steps back,
not with anger,
just the quiet withdrawal
of someone unsure.
Was it fear that gripped him?
Or a laziness to fight for love?
Because if you ask me—
I still want him.
Not just the memory,
not just the comfort.
I want him,
a better him,
a willing him.
Maybe in another universe,
he stays.
Maybe there, he chooses me
again and again—
not out of need,
but because he can’t imagine
life otherwise.
And though I ache,
and though he may never look back—
I don’t want someone new.
I just want him.
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