You Did This
Dear You,
I'd lay in the sheets with my mind screaming at me full blast.
"How could you allow him to do these things to you? Fight for yourself damnit!'
But I was in love. Or I thought I was. I forced myself to ignore all the warnings.
I'd convince my heart and brain that this was how love was supposed to be.
That love wasnt supposed to be filled with falling asleep in your arms and
waking up to see your beautiful smile. That love was supposed to be filled
with being alone, falling asleep alone and waking up with your body smothering
mine.
But you gave me the love I thought I deserve. I told myself I must have done
something to cause all this pain. That you were right, if I would just listen
everything wouldn't hurt.
But now? Now Im stronger. I know love is filled with emotins good and bad. That
love isn't controling, that it isn't supposed to be forced, and it isn't supposed to
end like you ended it. I can't forget you. But I will forgive you. You made me
see how love shouldn't be. And you are a mistake I learned from. I can only hope
you learned from it too.
~Hannah
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