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gunwithoutmusic) wrote2024-08-13 05:02 pm
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5a. Open Topic
let's not call it “giving up”
maybe “moratorium” is better
i’ve never been one
to call myself a quitter
(but i’ve never been one
to call myself lots of things)
i spoke to you often
about the power of a word
about finding just the right fit
about agonizing over it
(not that you understood
but i understood that)
it seems so final
not just a drop of the ball
but an intentional release
a saying, “i was never
enough,”
(and a thinking about
the truth behind it)
let's neither call it “giving up”
nor embrace the finality of the words
let's give it another Name
maybe “moratorium” is better
i’ve never been one
to call myself a quitter
(but i’ve never been one
to call myself lots of things)
i spoke to you often
about the power of a word
about finding just the right fit
about agonizing over it
(not that you understood
but i understood that)
it seems so final
not just a drop of the ball
but an intentional release
a saying, “i was never
enough,”
(and a thinking about
the truth behind it)
let's neither call it “giving up”
nor embrace the finality of the words
let's give it another Name
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I really love this! Mostly because it can apply to so many situations — not just relationships but to jobs or just anything you have to put effort into to sustain. It's sad but there is a tiny bit of hope in finally choosing to purposely let something go and I really love that.
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I love seeing the different ways people relate; I definitely had something particular in mind but you're right in that it could be about anything! I think that's the nicest thing about being able to get personal but not mired in details.