I had to have a conversation
with myself again today,
and it wasn't a very pretty talk.
Because I had to remind myself
of things I'd rather pretend don't exist,
And tell myself it's time to grow up.
I did what I did
because you came back to me,
the real you, the one I called my love.
And I did what I do best
by giving it just one more chance,
and mostly, you didn't disappoint.
I saw you trying,
and I saw you changing,
and all the progress you were making.
I thought to myself,
"We're gonna be ok."
And felt a little hope.
But I couldn't shake this feeling.
Something nagging deep inside,
telling me I couldnt be happy with you anymore.
I told the voice shut up.
Told it to go fuck itself,
because I could make it work.
I mean, I finally got you back.
No way in hell
did I plan on letting you go.
I COULD FIX THIS.
I blamed this feeling on work,
and sure, work was an issue.
To the point I snapped and quit.
I was done feeling undervalued
and completely unappreciated,
by the people I busted my ass for.
Plus the toxicity of family members
and their cheating, backstabbing ways.
I was becoming sick.
Sick of it all,
all the fake shit
and all of the fake people.
I felt it coming to a peak
inside of myself,
I felt my breaking point coming.
“Reset.”
That word wouldn't leave me alone.
It was a menace to a trying heart and mind,
Finally, I realized I couldn't fix this.
At some point,
you just have to be done.
Whether it be by a wise willingness,
Or the complete inability to
possess tolerance for the situation anymore.
My “Me.” has just had enough.
So here I sit, in this foreign room,
Reseting, unsure of what my new future awaits, yet grateful.
About the Creator
Tressa Rose
On a serious self-discovering, soul-searching journey. Breaking myself out of a stagnant shell and reaching out for my dream of being a writer.
Co-author of Bounce Back- Dreams to Reality: Faith Over Fear
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