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Cathartic
falling out of love with you wasn't painful.
laughter still rips through my
body unexpectedly, and doubt still
suffocates my senses.
gleaming eyes, hidden smiles, promises
that would be broken in a week
if we wanted to be truthful for once.
everything still happens.
it simply begins to occur without
you.
there isn't a moment where i feel guilt,
and it's freeing, in a way.
liberating.
to know i'm no longer tied down by
the acknowledgement of being your
entertainment and companion for the
sake of not being alone.
the heart has been purged because you kept
on taking ,
and taking,
and taking,
until i didn't love you anymore.
losing you felt better than gaining you.

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By Daphne Andromeda, a sixteen year old amateur poet from Britain.