Storm of sunshine
Storm of sunshine
When I first
caught your gaze, the way how you looked at me, it wasn’t even in person. It
was on the phone, on that stupid little screen which always stopped because of
anyone’s Wi-Fi. We always argued about whether it is your bad Wi-Fi or mine,
but we laughed things off.
You were the one
who made me feel okay about the way I am, made me feel okay about myself. You
showed me the positive aspects of my negative thoughts and always found a silly
joke to change the colour of my clouds in my head.
You were the one
who made me feel okay about my past since you always said that you’d understand
me. I believed you because I thought our clouds were the same.
You were the first
one after everything who made me feel okay.
I know I had to
resist to that feeling you gave me, all my friends said that it wasn’t right,
was the opposite, was wrong.
So I tried to
ignore it, spoke to myself that it wasn’t right, tried to influence myself in
not falling for you.
But that’s the
funny thing about love, it is an uncontrollable thing.
I caught myself
looking at those stupid TikTok trends where little kids write matching letters
together and predict their future, my fingers want to skip but my heart was
leading my eyes to your letter.
It’s a funny thing
that exactly that night my algorithm decided to show me tarot card videos which
surprisingly mirrored our situation. My situation, I didn’t know you were
falling for me too.
And then you stood
in front of me, you were smaller than I thought but screens can be tricky
sometimes. But you were amazing. You had this charisma that would light up a
whole crowd if you would have been brave enough to speak up. But you didn’t.
That day was the
start of the end.
You were drunken
on the phone, telling me things I couldn’t explain to myself, you offered me so
much and then you texted me the forbidden words. The words I swore to never see
or hear from any of us.
I told you that it
would all go wrong, but you didn’t want to listen. I predicted this future, but
you didn’t want to believe me.
Your clouds got
darker while mine went away and sunshine replaced them. Sun burns you after a
while and so did mine. I was, I am burned, but I’m still in the sunshine and I
see your argument that a sunburn is sometimes worse than a thunderstorm, but I
can control a sunburn, not a thunderstorm.
And while your
clouds got darker, you started treating me wrong. You started to use your
clouds to cover up my sunshine and I thought it was fair because I was afraid
that I might burn you too.
You took my
sunshine away and I will never forgive you for that.
And not only did
you want to take it away from me, no, you even tried to give me your clouds so
I would deal with them. And that is everything but fair.
I tried everything
to teach you how to create sunlight and how to handle the heat, but you didn’t
listen. You never really listened to me. You always said you will always listen
to what I say but you just pretended.
And as soon as I
open up to give you at least a little bit of my inner sunshine you have the
audacity to take it all for yourself. But what was even worse, is that you
blamed me for doing it. You blamed me for your rain clouds you already had
before meeting me and in the next sentence you say sorry and beg me to stay.
Now I realize you
only wanted me to stay because I was the source of endless sunshine for you.
But you didn’t use that light to be a balance to me, you used it to fight the
undefeatable thunderstorm.
Your words weren’t
poems like you always said, your words are poison. Everyone who gets in touch with
them will slowly fall deep into that darkness you have created. And you my dear
wonder why everyone is getting away from those thunders and is running towards the
sunshine.
The truth is, you
are alone. You are alone and you hate it.
And you don’t want
to see your fault, you deny everything and anything that has to do with you. No,
it was not your fault, no it is not your problem, no, no, no.
It is.
You’ve created
your own hell and you’re not even trying to grow your own sunshine in yourself because
you are blinded by that biting arrogance in you.
And I already told
you, but I don’t hate you. I just feel incredibly sorry for you.
I am sorry that
you have turned out like this, I am sorry that I, and all these other bright sunshine’s
have failed to help you. But the warm months also have an end, and the cold
season begins somewhere. That is when you are all on your own.
I bet you would
look at me differently now. Your gaze would be full of hatred because I was
telling you the truth you didn’t want to hear.
It is funny how love
and hate have such a thin line that is so easy to cross.
You will get lost
in the storm and I won’t be the light guiding you through.
I need to protect
my precious sunshine.
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