Free Verse

I Still Think About You

August 10, 2026

I don't know if you still think about me, Maybe when you read that book we always read, Or maybe when you listen to that song we always listened to, Or maybe, on a dull Thursday evening you'll stare at the rain and remember when we were kids, the time where we promised that nothing could tear us apart. After all, We were just kids. What did we know? Maybe you do still think about me, I know I still think about you, Every morning, Though not wishing you were back, I don't want you to be here unless you want to be here too. Instead I think to myself, I hope that you are alright.

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Personal reflection on lost connection, grounded in concrete memories and shared experiences.

Meditative pacing with one central idea explored through variations and gentle repetition.

Bittersweet longing tempered by acceptance and genuine care for the other person's wellbeing.

Quiet, contemplative voice with minimal kinetic intensity; stillness and introspection dominate.

17 lines falls within 16-30 range, scoring 5-6 bracket; closer to lower end.

Some imagery (rain, Thursday evening, book, song) but mostly declarative statements and direct emotion.

Pure lyric internal voice; intimate first-person reflection without narrative or dramatic shifts.

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Comments (2)

ImAPoet?Sep 3, 2026

Of course! Thank you so much for your kind words!

Rajdeep_MellowySep 2, 2026

Though my story is a bit different but it still hits my beat, you have wonderfully captured the spirit of longing and the craving memories of bond we used to know from deep and promise that we sweared to keep. Keep writing. (I feel blessed to have a such bright poet in my group. Thanks for joining)