Tuesday 1 July 2014

Forgiving is hard. Forgetting is even worse.

They told me on the day one you’re a monster
So I loved you under my bed
After fifty six days, you packed all your stuff,
Took a shower and moved out.
After fifty six and a half days I am waiting
to begin to learn how to ignore
Because now you’re the elephant in every room.
While I’m trying not to think about you, about your name,
everything around me is singing it.
Like a song I can’t get rid of.
The entire night we both spoke a language that neither
Of us could understand.
And I don’t know if it sounded like “please hit me”
I wish I knew you’d cross the line
I could have quietly erased it while you were not looking
But you crossed the line
Cleared your throat
Kissed you knuckles
And took it wherever you wanted
Punched in my face
Broke the windshield
Made me bleed
You should know I bleed enough in 12 months every year.
I don’t need your kind contribution.
So a part of me asked you to leave,
The other made you stay in my head
and I hope we treat each other better this time.


5 comments:

  1. and the vaishali i barely know is back. :)

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  2. You'll exhaust yourself in the attempt to know her.A friendly advice - don't.

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  3. maybe i will. but that never scared me before, why should it now? if i fail gloriously, it will be in an attempt to live gloriously. and no, i aint backing out of that.

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  4. Just wanted to bring you back to this last comment of yours. And here is a better answer than last time.

    "You will get exhausted in trying to hide or telling, when you do actually tell, but I will never get exhausted of trying."

    there. That's a sachin ka six i believe :D

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    1. haha!
      aage bhadke chhakka.

      my advice remains the same.

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