I’ve decided that some things are not worth keeping. And sometimes, not getting an answer is a form of closure. I tried. I tried to get a closure. I asked.
Here’s the thing. I am generally not a smoker (only when I drink whiskey, which is also super rare) and I won’t consider myself as an alcoholic as well since I hate the taste of it, but lately I found myself holding a cigarette while sitting alone with my mind straying away and drinking alcohol- a lot of it- just so that I can keep my mind from thinking about this reality. Our reality. I’m trying to grasp this… trying to reason with your disappearance. I’m trying to understand, find an angle that makes the most sense for why you left just like that.
You did it once, you started to become distant and slowly disappear as if I was no one. As if I was never important. But you came back when I told you that I will let you go. You asked for mercy. You asked for another chance. You promised that it won’t happen again.
But it happened again… this time, it is worse.
I tried to reason with you again.
I asked you why this is happening again.
And this time, you’re really not coming back.
I feel even more worthless than when you did it the first time. I start questioning myself. Am I worth it? Is this all my fault? I’m not even sure if I deserve to feel loved. Because every time I feel loved, there’s always a sick plot twist after it.
Was it just a lie when you said that you love me? Was it just an act that you put in front of my face because you know that I do love you and you feel bad if you don’t say it back?
I pictured our future together. I could've sworn you said the same thing. Now it's just a shed of memory that fades.
I’ve searched for you, I called for you, but you’re not answering.
Until I’m too tired to call.
Now I leave the door unlocked, hoping you would come home.
You left. That’s my closure.