Because I Left

You would think I wanted to be alone

Because I left

I left on that sunny day in Boston

Sitting on the empty hard wood floor

With my head between my knees

You would think I wanted to be alone

Because I left

I left on that August afternoon

Until I arrived 3,000 miles away

Treading with doubt and regret

You would think I wanted to be alone

Because I left

I walked away from the promise of commitment

A commitment riddled with control

Abuse lined walls

You would think I wanted to be alone

Because I left
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Gondolf Avatar
December 16, 2017 at 7:47 AM
Filled with deep emotions and feelin, Rebecca. Walking away from a commitment is a hard choice to make. John
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