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you forgot about me, and im trying to be okay with that do you think its easy for me to see you when im out trying to buy enough food for the next week because im too upset to leave the house or when i have to sprint past your window whilst im out for a walk to clear my head because im afraid ill catch a glimpse of what we could have had if i didnt revolve my life around trying to avoid you at all costs, i would have to go through the pain of seeing your face for the first time since you left, your smile breaking what is left of my heart inside though, i am certain i know what would hurt the most its not the fact my eyes might lock with yours for a second longer than they should or the fact i might see you with him, his hands around your neck where i invision mine to be every night before i go to sleep but its the fact you wouldn't even recognise me anymore you forgot about me, and im trying to be okay with that
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 1:17 PM UTC
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you forgot about me, and im trying to be okay with that do you think its easy for me to see you when im out trying to buy enough food for the next week because im too upset to leave the house or when i have to sprint past your window whilst im out for a walk to clear my head because im afraid ill catch a glimpse of what we could have had if i didnt revolve my life around trying to avoid you at all costs, i would have to go through the pain of seeing your face for the first time since you left, your smile breaking what is left of my heart inside though, i am certain i know what would hurt the most its not the fact my eyes might lock with yours for a second longer than they should or the fact i might see you with him, his hands around your neck where i invision mine to be every night before i go to sleep but its the fact you wouldn't even recognise me anymore you forgot about me, and im trying to be okay with that
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16/F/wales
Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 1:17 PM UTC
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