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I really couldn’t tell you
just how I feel
looking at those words
so few
yet so distraught over
I’m sure.
Their arrangement and their form
the precise words to use -
what to mention; when to stop.
I imagine you reading them
aloud several times
and in your head several more.
But probably
not as much as I .
And yet each time
I scan, scrutinize, study, peruse
one character after the next
I find no secret answers
and I really couldn’t tell you
just how I feel.
Am I supposed to forget
or remember,
and what parts
scrambled, aligned within my brain
were you hoping would change
the way I see these words
before me?
Erasure
replacement
was there a purpose
to this point
without a point?
Or did the
over-run, high-hung  nostalgia
exit you and enter me
because you have no place
to lock it up
for good?
And through all this
I really couldn’t tell you
just how I feel.
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I wrote this the day I got an email from an old friend who used to be very close to me. I never expected to hear from them again and was not sure how I felt about rekindling such a correspondence. I had missed them and was relieved to receive it; however I was still hurt about what had caused the communication to stop in the first place and was angry that they thought they could just come right back into my life and forget it had happened at all.

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I've had a similar situation for that... our friendship wasn't actually rekindled, we went out for ice cream though and the whole thing just felt like closure for the both of us, we knew our friendship would never be what it was, but it was just so that we both knew that we didn't hate each other...

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"...but I believe errors, especially written errors, are often the only markers left by a solitary life: to sacrifice them is to lose the angles of personality, the riddle of a soul."
-Mark Z. Danielewski

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