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You asked for the story I never told Unraveled my past like thread from a soul Gentle hands or so I thought Pulling pain from places I had long forgot I gave you the map to my broken parts Let you trace the bruises carved in my heart You nodded soft like you understood I mistook silence for something good You wore concern like a tailored fit Said all the right things every word knit With careful care but hollow thread You held my hand while I bled Then one morning, like a trick of light, you were gone no warning, no fight. Blocked, deleted, erased so clean, as if I were some passing dream. No goodbye No reason Not even a lie The lack of closure still haunts me to this day The silence of words that I’ll never hear you say The quiet that lingered for months when you walked away The forever not knowing of why you chose not to stay
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Aug 4, 2025
Aug 4, 2025 at 1:41 AM UTC
The silence you left
You asked for the story I never told Unraveled my past like thread from a soul Gentle hands or so I thought Pulling pain from places I had long forgot I gave you the map to my broken parts Let you trace the bruises carved in my heart You nodded soft like you understood I mistook silence for something good You wore concern like a tailored fit Said all the right things every word knit With careful care but hollow thread You held my hand while I bled Then one morning, like a trick of light, you were gone no warning, no fight. Blocked, deleted, erased so clean, as if I were some passing dream. No goodbye No reason Not even a lie The lack of closure still haunts me to this day The silence of words that I’ll never hear you say The quiet that lingered for months when you walked away The forever not knowing of why you chose not to stay
This poem tells a very long story of how I gave my ex partner myself, my trust, my love, my trauma how he made me feel safe and then shattered me.
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24/FTM/Glasgow
Aug 4, 2025
Aug 4, 2025 at 1:41 AM UTC
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