I Lied
I lied.
I lied that time I held your hand.
I held on to the thought of someone like you but not exactly you.
I lied during our first kiss, and every kiss that came after. I hoped that after each kiss you would become her but when I opened my eyes you weren’t.
I lied when I held you in my arms. I gripped on to you harder and harder because I wanted to hold on to what I wanted. You were not what I wanted.
I lied to you during Christmas, on the new year, and Valentine’s day as well. These days were just like any other day for me. I lied when my skin touched yours.
We were just snakes colliding into each other admiring our own venom.
I lied when I told you all my fears, and my dreams, and everything in between.
But the thing is, I knew you lied too.
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