I was waiting on you to save me, but instead, I suffocated you with my love and I persuaded you with my body. I swore I was all that you needed, but you kept telling me I wasn't what you wanted.
Now that you're gone, I kept asking myself how can I go on when I gave you every piece of me?
You distance yourself from me, you had enough courage than I did to emotionally remove me from your life, your thoughts.
But that didn't hurt me, it killed me. So I vow to never wait for someone to save me, hold on to what pieces I didn't give you, and save myself.
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Hannah Aryee
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