The day I died

The day I died

A Poem by Deadline Jeffrey

The day that I died
Was the day I died inside
I died in Texas that day
You got what you wanted
You got the husband
the baby, the dog
All things we talked about with such passion and want
I did not know that you were cutting pieces of me off to make yourself whole
Amid the laughter and joy was sorrow brewing.
You have the sharpest tongue I have ever known
Like bees to honey I was drawn to you
Those words hurt worse than anything I could have imagined
I came for the honey and got your stinger instead
You built me up to watch me fall
Collecting my pieces for your collection
To fill the voids inside you
But you never asked
I watched you blossom
You were radiant
One call is all it took.
One sentence.
The false tears.
The lies.
Acting the victim.
He didn't push you into your bed, you pushed him.
Its easy to say its for the best
When you wanted more while you leave me with less
Something you had to do, you said
Had to know where it would go
20 years.
20 F*****g years.
Down the drain like S**t.
To go form such love to fiery hate
I lay awake broken, while you sleep so soundly
While you dream of things so joyful
I am haunted by the ghost of you
I see your face everywhere
Everything reminds me of you
I cant help but wonder if I cross your mind from time to time
I wonder if you regret what you did
I wonder if you feel any guilt
I hope so
But the worst
The absolute worst
I wonder if you're happy
I wonder if you're content
Those thoughts hurt the worst of all
Despite everything
Despite the hurt, the betrayal, the lies, the false tears
The fact I still care hurts the worst of all
Everyday I die a little more inside
I owe it all to you
Those pieces I will never get back
Those pieces that would make me whole
Are no longer mine
I will forever hate you for stealing from me
Stealing my love
Stealing my care
Stealing my joy
All I can say is F**k you
F**k you for using me like that
F**k you for asking me to try and understand
F**k you for lying to me
F**k you for ruining our friendship of 20 years
F**k you for using the name we picked for your son
F**k you for throwing me away after you were fine
F**k you for the false tears trying to get me to stay
F**k you for expecting me to be a backup in case it did not work out
F**k you for not even being slightly remorseful
F**k you for the manipulation
But most of all
F**k you for ever saying you loved me
Front Porch Step said it best, 
How dare you say you miss me with your spit still on his tongue
I cannot forgive you
But I miss you
I miss who you used to be
I guess in a way
That was the day you died too.

© 2022 Deadline Jeffrey


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The firey tone of this poem clearly shows this is drawn from life. Such strong feelings

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