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Dear Kat


Dear Kat, 

I don't feel anger toward you anymore
The past still frowns at me every now and then 
But the wounds you laid down healed a long time ago

I want you to know I don't feel sorry
I wasn't that one at fault for what happened
The sorrow I felt after everything felt immeasurable

But I still continued living on
The thought of ending it all because of you feels petty now
Like a crab that rips off its own claw
I learned to live without you

 

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