It shouldn't be this hard
Why can't it just come naturally?
Maybe overtime it wouldn’t be this hard
Just to stop
This urge
To text
You
Someone
Who doesn't
Want to be texted
My whole day is surrounded by you
My first thought in the morning
My last thought at night
Even if I tell myself to not think about you…
I am thinking about you
No I’m not obsessed with you
Just enjoy talking to you
Holding a conversation with you
Sharing my thoughts with you
You, you, you
You! Need to get out of my head!
If I can’t control it
And you want it to stop
Then you are the problem
Right?
Wrong!
I know it's me
Me and my craziness
About the Creator
L.I.E
Hey, I'm Emily! Thanks for reading. Hope you read something that inspires you. Or something that you find relatable.
Do you understand haiku?
Do you ever get sidetracked when writing? I do. I think it must be in the nature of the creative mind to draw connections and have a need to explore them. Since the World Wide Web became established in the 1990s, this has become a lot easier to do. The phenomenon being described as ‘going down a wormhole.’ Sometimes a distraction, but I have written some of my best work when I have disappeared down one web wormhole or another. It also happened in the days when most of my research was book based so we can't blame it on the internet. Book research was just slower. These days, guided by my AI friend, it is much, much quicker.
By Raymond G. Taylor4 days ago in Poets
Comments (1)
This really captures how hard it can be to let go of someone who’s on your mind 24/7.