Jenga
That’s what our ‘love’ was. Taking pieces of each other until it became a weak structure. In each gaping space, I saw your guilt.
Your guilt of taking pieces of me; My unhappiness.
Eventually, your guilt and my unhappiness piled on the structure until it collapsed. At that moment, I realized this isn’t love.
This wasn’t how it should have been.
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