We kept saying
we had ‘no regrets’
while we voiced all
the
regrets that came
with lovers feeling
betrayed.
Feelings, we both know,
are
only that, and not
in and of themselves
real. How were we to know
that loving
each other
would mean 'they' felt less
loved, even though
it were not true.
“Come
back to me,” your lover said.
But really? You never left,
and that was a part of the
lie,
crafting a story of betrayal,
of intrigue, of subterfuge.
You were my Man;
I was your Woman.
but sometimes
I cannot breathe
I cannot breathe
because of they way
your “no
regrets”
regrets
So let's tell this truth:
we both have regrets,
though
mine are very
different from yours—
and we ought to
admit that too.
© Valerie Bridgeman
October 4, 2013
October 4, 2013
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