Leavers
I sewed a smile,
as I heared you say,
say that you were leaving,
pursuing a better life.
Was I not enough?
I'd made you laugh,
with jokes and bucket-list pranks,
but the inevitable contemporary
feeling still crept under my skin.
Couldn't you feel that, too?
I watched as you turned away,
shouldering that duffel bag,
your 'lucky pack', with not a care in the world.
Wouldn't you care about me?
Had you ever cared?
Because you left me.
And I left myself.
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