Mitigative Speech

Mitigative Speech: a less severe, serious, or painful expression of thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Unfit for a title

Why is it so scary
The way someone feels 
To release the grip of trust
And for happiness to succeed
It's always a challenge 

However, I didn't realize 
The mistakes I made until 
It was too late 
Though, regret doesn't linger,
Leaving him there 
Begging for me to stay 
Was confusing 
It confused me.

Why would anyone say those things 
Why say, "stay with me" 
But not a moment later, "because we may never meet again" 

Of course I wouldn't stay. 

I don't want to fall after
I don't want to feel anxious 
I don't want to know 
What happens later 

So I run. 
Faster and faster 
Pushing 
Tripping on myself
Escaping 
Feeling anxious 
Realizing
Knowing the result of my actions 

I'm sorry I'm so selfish 
Mistakes aren't always regrets 
But I'd say this one is

It is the last. 
Finished, I think. 









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