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I Wanted Your Love

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By Isla GriswaldPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
I Wanted Your Love
Photo by Veit Hammer on Unsplash

A splash of color

enters your speech, berating

me for being me.

***

My opinions were

foolish to you, childish, lame.

You had no respect.

***

I tried to obtain

a scrap or shred of your love,

but you were empty.

***

If only I had

caught your tricks earlier,

spared myself the pain.

***

I loved you truly,

but you did not love me back.

Were you a mirage?

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Isla Griswald

I am, and always have been, obsessed with names, swords, and everything relating to ancient Greece and Rome.

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    Written by Isla Griswald