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Oblivious


She needed your help,

you pushed her away.

She did the same to you before, why should now be any different?

You did not see what was right in front of you.

Your magnified it,

added fuel to the fire.

Why do you not feel more guilty?

You argued with her on a day that could have been her last.

You said there was something wrong with her,

there was something wrong with you.

 

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