I Don'T Love You

I remember the day you told me you didn’t love me anymore.
That you never had loved me.
But we both knew,
You loved me more than I even loved you.
I gave my life up to be with you.
And you walked away.
Be you were scared.
You were Too. F******. Scared.
You knew you were looking into the eyes of the person who understood you the most.
I stayed.
Again.
And again.
You told me things that you would never tell another soul.
Because I meant something to you.
You loved me.
You denied it to my face and said,
“I don’t love you anymore.”
And said to me as you walked out the door again,
“I never did love you.”
It’s been over a year,
And I can’t say that I never did love you.
But I can say this,
“I don’t love you, like I loved you,
Yesterday.”
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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