Fate Does This ThingA Poem by Marie A. MayaI was in love.
We met at the wrong time.
You were side stepping into a whole new life while I was stuck in the rut I was slightly comfortable with. You were greeting new emotions with guarded arms while I had captures and killed them at the age of 13. We were young, scared, and alone with nothing but the fireflies lighting up our insides when the lights faded out. Maybe one day we'll meet again at a small coffee shop or at a gas station when I'm on my way home. We'll talk and tell about how our lives unfolded. You'll say how she makes you happy and I'll remember the night I predicted you'd meet her. I'd say that life is treating me kindly, that I'm on my way to the sunny state. We'd hug goodbye or shake hands, maybe neither, maybe you would just wave as a lump in my throat forms and I'd get that tug in my stomach to tell you everything. To tell you what's been on my mind lately. How the weather has gotten to me again. How my mother called to say she missed me. How my sister is in high school now and how that terrifies me until my heart in pounding loud. But I'd bite my lip and let you go because if you were ever truly mine you'd come back somehow. Maybe for good again. © 2013 Marie A. MayaAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorMarie A. MayaMIAbout17, stressed, depressed and not even well dressed. I want people to quote me more..Writing
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