You became a story I tell, a distant memory I pull out on occasion,
a footnote in the grand scheme of things,
and I do not remember now when the switch flipped off,
when I embedded you permanently in the past.
I became one of your drunk ramblings, a complaint you pull out over beers in your living room,
a grievance you never got over,
and I hear retellings from old friends every once in a while,
when I slip back into old dynamics for an hour or two on a trip back home.
We became proof I can get through an ending, can push through the grief,
a box of memories left behind in Ohio,
and I am happy now to have left them all behind.
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