Author's note: Is this directed at someone? Is it just
ambiguous? Who knows? While writing this poem, I focused primarily on this
greater sense. Although leaving the person would not be in their best
interests, s/he's reached a point where s/he can look beyond his/her own life
and sacrifice his/her own happiness in order to stop dragging the other person
down.
Shiver as I walk away,
Don't want to leave but I can't stay,
I'm a cancerous, malignant growth,
I cause you pain, and won't let go,
So for your sake I'll crawl from your side,
Leaving everything behind,
It's for your good that I must leave,
Fade into painful memories,
I don't deserve to have you in my life,
You helped me grow whilst I turned a blind eye,
Yet you listened to my pain fueled rants,
And suicidal memories,
Showed me that someone would care,
If I never showed or reappeared,
So thanks for everything you’ve done for me,
Ending wars that I wage on myself,
And tried to show me the sun,
But I’m dragging you down, an impediment,
I can’t carry my own weight,
I’ll cut myself loose and fall to the earth,
So you can reach the stars.
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