Source:
Adults
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Title:
Unforgiven.
I will be happy on my own and I forgive you in my way. The blame cannot just be sequestered; the price not yours alone to pay. I'm sorry for the pain I've caused, I will release you from my claws, the life you covet should be yours so now it's time to walk away. One drink will soon beget a chasm into which you shall descend and you'll despise me sure as taxes; you'll destroy me in the end. I'm truly happy on my own and I forgave you in my way. The fault was mine as well as yours: I know we'll both see brighter days. A little bottle cannot hurt, I'm free to gather up my skirt, good God this wine is full of dirt, I think I've let you off the hook. Pie-eyed at noon in old pyjamas. None of us is Nostradamus, no promise better better than a guess, I got it wrong I must confess but close the fucking book I beg. And since you came in me last week, traced velvet fingers down my spine, I bet you've prayed I wasn't lying; that I took the pill in time. But now that truth belongs to me and I will never set you free because I love you can't you see? And I will never close the book.
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