I sat down beside you on that rooftop. And I told you that I was happy for you.
I asked what her name was, and you told me that she's four months pregnant.
I asked you where you met, and you told me where you spent the holidays together.
I asked you if you were happy, and you told me sometimes you wish it would have been me.
And I left you then because it's not fair for her.
She shouldn't have any reasons to feel hurt.
And I shouldn't be one of the reasons she regrets taking a risk with you.
Because I wish it was me, too.
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Miscellanea
PoetryThis is a collection of prose, poems, and quotes continuing Trinkets. If you want to read without the commitment, this is the perfect book for you!