Statues
To say I depended on you
would be an understatement.
I was addicted to the way we were.
To say you were my everything
would be an understatement.
You were my sun, moon, stars, and oxygen.
To say that I trusted you
would be an understatement.
Your every word stuck to my skin like blood on the edge of a dagger.
To say I needed you
would be an understatement.
You were my sunshine, my only sunshine.
You promised me silver cities
You promised me streets of gold
with no sidewalks to guide our adventures.
You promised me infinity and happy ever after.
I was promised statues.
You never told me,
however,
that there would be an ending
to something that
we never had.
Maybe you were correct,
we never would’ve worked
even if we had tried.
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