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First Heartbreak
Every time I swallow my throat burns
Like I've been drinking a toxic acid
Slowly killing me
My heart feels like it is screaming
Anger and bitterness
A feeling of grief I can't describe
Knowing I will never feel his hand in mine again
I wish I had memorized how his fingertips would push aside my hair
His dark almond shaped eyes
My hand on his warm, strong and strudy chest
Safe
Secure
Wondering where he is now
I heard he has locked himself in his room
And he cries
But I have also heard he is laughing
With another girl
The one he chose over me
After so many months
Of love
And friendship
It is now over
He is another stranger
We always knew it would end
But I never thought it would hurt this much
I tear down the pictures and photos from my wall
I can't stand to have his eyes burning into me
I bury his letters in a box on my shelf
That piece of paper with his words "I love you" taunt me every moment of each day
I want to just close my eyes and slip into the past
But I will eventually have to come back to reality. It hurts too much
Every song on the radio floods my mind with memories
I think I smell his musky sweet scent
I turn around but there is no one there
I wake up in the middle of the night
Thinking I'm feeling his lips on my ear and that voice whispering to me
A strong force inside of me pleas and begs
To drive to his house
Walk up the familiar driveway
Dissolve into a puddle
Let the tears fall
Allow him to take me
To be his again
But I remember
The anger surging inside of my chest
The hurt from his terrible words
I cannot go back
What will I do next time I see him?
Should I go over and smile, like nothing is wrong
Or maybe shy away and look at the ground
Or glare and fume
I lost the one who always had faith in me
Who would always ask how my day was
All I want to do is run to him and bury my face in his warm sweatshirt
And cry and let him hold me tighter than ever before

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