you

 you 

remind me of him.

not the way 

you 

look,

the way 

you

make me feel. 

wanting what i can't have. 

what

you

won't allow me to give. 

you're intoxicating, 

the word i used only

to describe him.

consumed by his voice,

as i am yours.

driven to addiction, 

a fiend for your 

passion, 

drive, 

attention, 

affection. 

a lack of which 

seems punishing to me.

your words, though,

punish most of all.

hurt, rather,

yet i yearn to hear 

them leave your lips,

full, 

as they were on mine. 

ours, ours would 

never be. 

a sentiment 

you 

both shared, yet

lead me with your eyes,

your words, unspoken 

as i read between 

the lines of your lips,

your eyes, 

your lies.

no,

you

never lied.

yet

you 

tried again, and again

to pull me deeper, 

darker,

into the world 

you

perceived on your own.

a world fit to hold me,

close, 

at arms distance away.

to push and to pull as 

you

saw

you 

see, fit. 

the shaking, back and forth,

trembling,

i lose my balance,

my mind. 

what i couldn't,

didn't,

see for so long 

then came crashing

into me, 

it, 

you,

took my breath away.

it, he, 

you, 

are dangerous. 

a cautionary tale of

how the heart can,

will, shatter.

its 

you.

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