Better Without You Poem by Liz W.

Better Without You



I still think about you at times.
I'll be reminded of a funny thing, and you'll pass through my mind.
I'll sit and reminisce on the good times...
Then feel stupid because I know you don't do the same.
Because I know WE were just a game.
A game you won every time you hurt me, and I took you back.

I wonder why I stayed so long. Truth?
I loved you more than you ever did me.
And when I finally left I know it did hurt the same for you.
But GOD it feels good now.
Leaving you made me stronger.
Showed me I'm truly worth.
Showed me what I now demand.

So when I think of you, and feel a pinch in my heart at the memory of the pain.
I remember the armor I've built.
The built-in protection around my mind.
I remember to stay true to myself.
I remember everything, leaving you taught me.

And smile at the memory of who I used to be.

Thursday, May 26, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: funny,leaving,memory,remember
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Disclaimer: This is not about physical abuse or pain, just emotional pain from mind games. I wrote this after visiting a place and ex and i would go and realizing i am not the same person i was back then.
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