
Nah, I don’t want him back
I just crave what’s familiar
Those hands that curved the small of my back
And sides so smoothly
I forgot where I was, who I was, when we kissed
But I don’t miss him
Its deceptive to believe that I truly want him back
The memories
They rob you of a future hope
Growing past what you know
What you thought you knew
It’s the familiar, the known that’s comforting
He’s not the one
But a reminder of my softer side
I’ve loved before
I was sexy once
There was a point in my life when someone enjoyed my company
Someone missed having me around
I miss that
Not him
That caress was intoxicating
The craving of desire is intoxicating
Wanting to be wanted is intoxicating
But it is not love
Lust is the perversion of intimacy
It’s a mist that disappears in the daylight
I miss its grip on me
The high of it all
I don’t really miss him
That’s why it doesn’t feel the same
His love doesn’t capture me like it used to
His smile doesn’t keep me aloft
I’m not as mesmerized by the thought of his hands on my body
Instead I remember how it was so easy to forget my touch
How he replaced the warmth in his bed so swiftly
His lies slipped with ease from the tongue
He became someone else to someone else
Gave my love away
My priceless, precious, ever-lasting, self-less, soul shattering affections
The depths of my heart run deep and yet squandered for fast imperfections
His Eve with better intentions
Was it really worth it?
Nah, I don’t miss him
Text back: I’m good luv
About the Creator
Ladi S
Originally from Chicago but I have a soft spot for small towns. Workforce Development by profession, Urban Planner/Community Developer by education, Writer at ❤️! Led by Christ. Divorced, Mother of a Superstar 🌟



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