Letter to the One That Got Away

Dear, Miss. It-Just-Won’t-Work-Out,

 

For what it’s worth, you were right. It never would’ve worked out between us. And it wasn’t because I didn’t love you as much as I proclaimed --although that could be debated. But, truth is, even though you stepped on me and walked away, in some convoluted twist of the cosmos alignment, you ended up being the stepping stone I needed to deserve better. You rid me of all encumbrances, so I could meet the girl of my dreams today.

 

Yeah, you heard right --the girl of my dreams; my very own Cleopatra.

 

I slept and went in search for her, and when I found her, dragged her into my reality. And I owe it all to you. Remember sometime ago when I said you were special? I meant it. And invariably, you’ve proved it.

 

I’m happier now without you. Needless to say that a part of me still harbors a tinge bit of resentment towards you; but the better part, clasps my palms and genuflect towards you in thanks. I still am very willing to kiss you tenderly on your forehead; emblazoning the sultry slime of my saliva on your skin. All of which would be in a bid to show my appreciation, before I run off to go plant a more sensual kiss on the luscious, soft crimson tainted lips of the girl of my dreams.

 

The point to me appreciation is quite concise. By shattering my dreams with your rejection, you may very well have, hitherto, made it come true.

 

So, thank you very much. I owe my ambivalent happiness to your bitter and vacuous rejection. Have a lovely life, which I assume is better without me in it. But that’s your loss, not mine.

 

Good bye and good riddance.

 

Yours truly,

Mr. It-Worked-Out-Fine-For-Me

 

P.S. I promise to send this to your mailbox soon. I have to go back to sleep. I have a date with the girl IN my dreams.

Author's Note

Any reviews?

Reviews

[R. Linskey]

This is not a review but a question: is this inspired by true events? And did the narrative only like her because of her physicality?

"Emblazoning the sultry slime of my saliva on your skin. All of which would be in a bid to show my appreciation." - I thought this was a fresh way of describing forehead kisses, talking about the aftermath of a (possible) kiss is always an entertaining read.

Plus "genuflect" is now a word added to my private list of 'must used words' so thanks for that man :D

[Mifa]

Lol. Yes it was inspired by true events. And yes the narrator only did like her for her physicality that's why it is sort of a satirical piece. And which is why he doesn't necessary find the woman of his dreams as he alludes. Thanks for the review Ric.

[Duncan Brown]

Was was..... vote zoo oxo noon come but

[Mifa]

Don't quite follow but thanks for stopping by to read anyways.

[Duncan Brown]

France France France France France

[Mifa]

Okay okay okay okay okay. Merci.

[Duncan Brown]

Come come come come come come

[Mifa]

Lol. You're funny.

[Duncan Brown]

Sorry, not intentionally incoherent, only so since a stroke...all my poetry on here was written previously and my friend is typing this for me :)

[Mifa]

Lol. Okay then.