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Never Knew How Much Love Could Hurt

I never knew how much love could hurt you until

I found myself crying in the shower over someone I

didn’t even date, I couldn’t even look at myself in the

mirror because I couldn’t stand the fact that

this was why I was crying.

I never knew how much love could hurt you until

I was lying on my bed, eyes closed running through all

the memories I had of you smiling at me,

and thinking about how happy I was then.

I never knew how much love could hurt you until

I caught myself trying to see you every chance I got,

and then watching you never look back.

I never knew how much love could hurt you until

I tried so hard not to look at you and avoid you because

I knew if I saw you, you would come back in my head

and I wouldn’t be able to get you out.

I never knew how much love could hurt you until

you forgot about me and moved on,

while I still desperately clung onto the pages hoping you would stay,

wishing you would come back, and then realizing the pit of depression

I had just thrown myself into.

I never knew how much love could hurt you, until you.

Hazel Piccoli

Durango