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One half of my heart you stole from me and placed upon a table where you stood holding a knife in your left hand and a warm, soft cloth in your right. I trusted you with my life and my soul, but I was always terrified of trusting you with my heart. The first girl I had ever looked at and dared to call it love. And it was love. I loved you so deeply, and I always looked after your heart. I fed it kindness and watered it with happiness. Even through the rough times, I still cared for it gently. A knife or a warm, soft cloth? Your heart was always on the right side of me. Even with the devil screaming in my ear, I still kept you on the right side. What did I do to make you like this? What happened that I missed? Please tell me. I want to know. Was my heart too much to look after? Did you run out of food and water for it? I felt the pressure that day. I felt the knife ripping and tearing my heart in half. You chose the left side. The knife. Give it back, I beg you. Every word that fell from your mouth drove the blade deeper into my heart. Give it back, I beg you. Stop talking. Don’t speak. Just give it back. Please—give my heart back. “Fake love,” you called it. How could you be so cruel? That was the moment I changed. I am inconsolable now. Nobody can undo the feelings you left inside me. The only way I’ll ever be free from your knife is if I forget you. But I don’t want to forget you. I want to love you. Yet you will never accept that, will you? You don’t have to. I’ll accept it for you, along with all the pain that follows behind it. I will try my hardest to forget you. I’m sure you’re trying to do the same. From this moment on, I will learn from my mistakes. At least… I hope I will.
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May 26
May 26, 2026 at 9:29 PM UTC
Dejected
One half of my heart you stole from me and placed upon a table where you stood holding a knife in your left hand and a warm, soft cloth in your right. I trusted you with my life and my soul, but I was always terrified of trusting you with my heart. The first girl I had ever looked at and dared to call it love. And it was love. I loved you so deeply, and I always looked after your heart. I fed it kindness and watered it with happiness. Even through the rough times, I still cared for it gently. A knife or a warm, soft cloth? Your heart was always on the right side of me. Even with the devil screaming in my ear, I still kept you on the right side. What did I do to make you like this? What happened that I missed? Please tell me. I want to know. Was my heart too much to look after? Did you run out of food and water for it? I felt the pressure that day. I felt the knife ripping and tearing my heart in half. You chose the left side. The knife. Give it back, I beg you. Every word that fell from your mouth drove the blade deeper into my heart. Give it back, I beg you. Stop talking. Don’t speak. Just give it back. Please—give my heart back. “Fake love,” you called it. How could you be so cruel? That was the moment I changed. I am inconsolable now. Nobody can undo the feelings you left inside me. The only way I’ll ever be free from your knife is if I forget you. But I don’t want to forget you. I want to love you. Yet you will never accept that, will you? You don’t have to. I’ll accept it for you, along with all the pain that follows behind it. I will try my hardest to forget you. I’m sure you’re trying to do the same. From this moment on, I will learn from my mistakes. At least… I hope I will.
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