At Least There's a Way Out



I feel the pain of the heart
Anxiety, resentment, and other discomfort, that I am afraid to even look at him, let alone communicate or imitate his avoidant style.

I know what I was thinking,
What I thought and wanted,
I once followed, but it just got worse,

Everything is rooted in certainty, I guess, The more you pursue, the more variables, to escape the shackles of uncertainty,

I have to understand it from a black hole, no matter how painful it is to stay like this, then clarification is no longer needed and even better.

About this poem

When you long to be with your ex with the assumption that clarifying issues can be resolved, it turns out that it does not resolve them, even if it is just a good intention to reconcile so as not to become a stranger.

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Written on November 17, 2023

Submitted by lightdea22 on November 16, 2023

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Characters 530
Words 104
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 2, 3, 1, 1

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