After everything he did to her.
It was quite painful for her.
He cheated on her with her best friend.
She had the strength to wipe away her tears.
She honed her thoughts and phrases to deal with him.
She stabbed the man's heart with words.
She ripped it into two parts.
She had no trouble ripping it apart.
She had to say something before letting go.
Her words cut him like a double-edged razor.
A flipped mirror gave him a real image of who she was.
He began to repent his actions after seeing how gorgeous she looked.
He realized he never deserved her.
He watched as she walked away.
That's how their love ended.
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Gloria Penelope
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Comments (4)
Sad!
Gosh that too with her best friend! Shame on both of them! I'm happy she walked away
Intense, but so justified! Loved this poem!
Heartwrenching work.