You thought I’d break, fold into silence, fade into the shadows you left me standing in.
But I became light you can’t touch— the kind that lingers in your bones. Not loud, not begging—just there. And you feel me when the world goes quiet.
I was never just someone you kissed. I was warmth that melted your armour, laughter that wrapped around your darkest parts, a soul that saw straight through you— and still chose you.
You told me you loved me, but love doesn’t vanish like a ghost. Love doesn’t lie. Love doesn’t chase a body when a heart is already home.
Now you chase another, tell her the things you once whispered to me. But does she know your favourite silence? Does she make your world feel still and full at the same time?
You will miss me— not in fireworks, but in slow-burning moments: the song that plays in your car, the look in a stranger’s eye, the softness you can’t recreate.
I was kind. I was wild. I was magic you didn’t understand.
And even after you cut me open, left me bleeding with questions, I rose—stronger, brighter, a woman you never truly saw.
But now you will. In every almost. In every ache. In every woman who is not me.
And though you may reach again— I won’t be waiting. I became everything you were too small to keep.