The Unsaid Goodbye
The Unsaid Goodbye


Becomes more vivid
your face,
your smile
Your calls
and laughter,
louder it gets.
It rained fire,
when our mouths opened
hurling what I regret now,
those arguments
pierce like a dagger, they do.
I can’t apologize now, can I?
for letting the situations become stronger than us.
The slur,
they like my voice,
from that grazed throat,
by that tacit pain.
I should be OK now,
only that I am not.
Searched I have, for someone to love me as you did.
Close enough, he is,
I found someone.
He is nice.
Are you even listening, Papa?