It Isn't Fair
It isn’t fair, right now, that you’re gone and
I’m here alone, left to pick up the pieces again.
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I know I made my choices, hiding my shame
behind a self-imposed exile, working so hard
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to reinvent myself when I didn’t even
realize who I was in the first place.
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And that wasn’t very fair to you, either.
I hope you were able to forgive me for that.
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I hope you came to realize it wasn’t about you
and how you loved or didn’t love me, although
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the way you ended things wounded me in ways
I’d never felt before and have spent decades
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trying to heal.
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I’ve been alone of my own accord, and that
has been revelatory all on its own. Took me
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a long time to find peace and friendship with
my own Self, and realize I have been worthy
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of care and love all this time, and the
only obstacle to that was Me, all these years.
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But now you’re gone, and only now am I
capable of painting you this picture of me,
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and I feel like that just isn’t fair at all.
About the Creator
David Muñoz
I'm a recovering artist in Austin, Texas. Stoic student, mystic, writer, poet, guitarist, father, brother, son, friend. I am an eternal soul living a human experience. Part of that experience is working through my stuff by making art.



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