Used to Be
Change. Such an odd concept, and difficult to accept. One moment everything is golden, glittering…...perfection. Then, you blink. One second of darkness behind closed eyes and people, places, and all traces of a thought dissipate like smoke on a windy day . Gone forever. That person you thought you knew down to the tiniest of detail, is nowhere to be found. She used to be my best friend.
A loving, caring, genuine personality, with a heart made of gold. Helping out in any way, shape, or form. Her words sweet, and innocent with no trace of lies or deceivement. Practically living over at each other's houses, we spent every waking second together. Both our parents claimed the other as if we were their own child. Inseparable. Attached …show more content…
The place where all friendships come to an abrupt end. High school. She got a boyfriend. It was a whole new ballgame and she was ecstatic. She had stars in her eyes as she fell completely head over heals for him. He had her wrapped around his finger and blinded to his deceitful heart. I had been left in the corner to rot and collect dust, like that old doll you outgrew when you turned twelve. Forgotten like a sock lost under the bed.
*Bzz… bzz…* “Hey, wanna go grab some food?”, is what I texted her every single weekend for about a month and a half. It was always the same simple, standard, cookie-cutter response, “I’m sorry...me and my boyfriend were gonna hangout… You understand right?” The communication began to deteriorate until it was finally extinct.the clock; every gloomy, raindrop day; every glorious, rainbow filled moment, we were together. Exchanging sacred secret upon secret, and staying up until three in the
He cheated. She came sobbing back to me. Broken. Depressed. Desperate to rekindle our lost camaraderie. Apologizing, saying it would never happen again. Begging for my forgiveness. Heartbreak was harsh on her. However, the heart is ever deaf to the brain. They were back together within a week and I was again tossed to the curb like an empty candy
Change. Such an odd concept, and difficult to accept. One moment everything is golden, glittering…...perfection. Then, you blink. One second of darkness behind closed eyes and people, places, and all traces of a thought dissipate like smoke on a windy day . Gone forever. That person you thought you knew down to the tiniest of detail, is nowhere to be found. She used to be my best friend.
A loving, caring, genuine personality, with a heart made of gold. Helping out in any way, shape, or form. Her words sweet, and innocent with no trace of lies or deceivement. Practically living over at each other's houses, we spent every waking second together. Both our parents claimed the other as if we were their own child. Inseparable. Attached …show more content…
The place where all friendships come to an abrupt end. High school. She got a boyfriend. It was a whole new ballgame and she was ecstatic. She had stars in her eyes as she fell completely head over heals for him. He had her wrapped around his finger and blinded to his deceitful heart. I had been left in the corner to rot and collect dust, like that old doll you outgrew when you turned twelve. Forgotten like a sock lost under the bed.
*Bzz… bzz…* “Hey, wanna go grab some food?”, is what I texted her every single weekend for about a month and a half. It was always the same simple, standard, cookie-cutter response, “I’m sorry...me and my boyfriend were gonna hangout… You understand right?” The communication began to deteriorate until it was finally extinct.the clock; every gloomy, raindrop day; every glorious, rainbow filled moment, we were together. Exchanging sacred secret upon secret, and staying up until three in the
He cheated. She came sobbing back to me. Broken. Depressed. Desperate to rekindle our lost camaraderie. Apologizing, saying it would never happen again. Begging for my forgiveness. Heartbreak was harsh on her. However, the heart is ever deaf to the brain. They were back together within a week and I was again tossed to the curb like an empty candy