Our Ghostly Plane
a poem about moving on
On nights like this
when you’re fresh on my mind,
I think about the space that’s now between us.
The space that used to glow bright
like the stars outside my window.
I think about you and the way I was your fool.
I hate that I have so many questions
I’ll never know the answers to.
We aren’t close like that anymore
and it’s just not how things work.
I know that having these thoughts and questions
might not do anything but haunt me.
But there’s something so poetic in the unknowing;
so taunting.
And when I think about the space
between you and me that used to be filled
with infatuation and codependency,
I see that it no longer glows,
it’s actually quite hazy.
And there rot our ghosts
fueled by discrepancy.
Trust me when I say that I want to stop writing about you
it’s just that I can’t control the fact
that you have been the easiest thing
to write
but yet the hardest
to forget.
So on nights like this when
I wander back down the halls we used to roam,
running my fingers over the memories in frames,
I realize that this place was never my home.
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