Of your memory and other expendable things
Ana Borrego
They say that time puts everyone in place...I hope there are vacancies in hell.
After a simple kiss, on any winter afternoon, we
we promised eternal love. Now I think we all have a
stupid moment in our lives that we don't realize
until some time later.
You decided to ostracize me and took all my
promises of love. Of course, you forgot me, you didn't just forget me.
While you were able to exploit that unbridled servility
characterize, you took the opportunity to play on both sides, and while
I left my skin to win back your heart, you traded me in for another
with tits and an ass that are inversely proportional to mine and
a closed brain for vacation. Naive of me, I lost so many
hours trying to please you, so many sleepless nights, so much
waste of unrequited love, that I was not aware of your
double play.
But everything comes, dear. And the time has come when my eyes
They opened and my senses were put on alert...and the storm broke out.
Resentment? spite? Call it X. I abandoned you as the one
leave the prison after years of confinement, without even leaving
to offer me that apology that I already knew would never come. The
Ignoring you was my greatest weapon and my greatest revenge.
Far from you I have known what happiness is, I am free, I am like
I really want to be. I know you're wandering around corners of love
of purchase and sale, obnubilado by substances of doubtful
origin, and you know what? I don't care at all, I just want
Have a nice time. Your memory will be part of my history, that is
inevitable, but more important will be your forgetfulness, since reminding
will always be something expendable.
I don't love you anymore, but as Neruda said, maybe I loved you once.