It all seems so bright,
too hot to touch,
though I feel like
licking it,
because it looks like it
tastes amazing, like
chocolate frosting, like
rainbows and Skittles and coffee and donuts and pie.
Do you follow?
I think I lost you,
back when
I still cared, but you forgot
how great it feels, when
you started taking it all
for granted.
You lost it
when you forgot that you have to
look
really really hard
to be able to see me;
you should have listened more--
even though I talk in a tiny voice,
I say big things.
I could have rocked your world, harder than
tripping three days straight, better than
your latest fling, faster than
that bullet train, stronger...
I'm sure you understand.
And do you ever wonder
how brightly
we could have shone together?
A thousand suns would pale,
fail and die
with envy.
But I can burn just as hot
without you.
Author notes
Why do so many people fail to see the obvious?
Comments
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Ooohh! Some powerful words here...such passion, confidence...this one sizzles on the page.
I loved the line
"even though I talk in a tiny voice, I say big things"
and then the ending was an in-your-face "Too bad, your loss" type of thing
Loved it.
The way you kept the tone so casual and conversational throughout was engaging. I felt involved.



