Thief of Identities
Hello, friend
A heartless friend, indeed.
The rhythmic beat is not in your chest
As it was in hers.
She was warm.
Her laughter filled the rooms
In all of our old friends’ houses.
But you never chuckle.
I touch you,
And trace your every word
And admire your intricate design
And you are beautiful.
You, my friend,
Are all I now have
Of the woman who was my only hero.
And I hate you.
You are drenched
In not only my tears
But those of others who loved that woman.
And you wipe not.
Dear friend,
I ask you your name
But you tell me hers every single time.
Why is that?
Ah, you thief!
You stole her being.
You are a thief of identities.
You’re no friend of mine.
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