Closure
Hey stranger, I want to have one last conversation with you.
I want to sit with you like we used to for one last time and talk everything. I
want to talk to you about every thought that I’ve gone to bed with every night
and whose burden I’ve woken up with every morning. I want to ask you questions
and I’m telling you this time I want answers because it will be our last
conversation. I don’t want to be left hanging this time. I always hated your
‘nothing’ replies to my questions. I just don’t want to hear them when we talk
the last time.
I seek a closure to all this and that’s why I ask from you
this one last conversation. I need to hear from you what’s on your mind. I just
wish to make sure that what I know is now our truth. I just
want to confirm that my heart is wrong in giving you the benefit of doubt for
every wrong my brain accuses you of doing to me. Yes, that’s also why I want to
meet you one final time. To know if I hate you or… It is frustrating to not
know so much and yet believe that we have already met our last.
I understand everything between us was inconsequential.
Maybe someday, I’ll only make for a good story for you to tell people about. I
have thought about it so many times. But as much as I would hate to be one of
your many stories, I also know that’s what eventually happens to all the
unrequited loves in this world.
I have suffered the worst of pain in your love, the kind
that stays so long with you that you grow addictive to it. Yet, I
hope, and I totally do, that I feel it more often for different people in my
journey ahead. Else, it’ll prove that I did really fall for you, something I
want to be proved wrong about in future when I look back at my life.
On some days, the only solution to put an end to my endless
addiction with your thoughts is to fall asleep. Trust me, I have begged for
sleep on nights when my thoughts raced against the clock, listening to
its tick-tock for hours in the cold wintery nights. But
then, there come nights, the worst of them, when I fall asleep, only to meet
you in my dreams.
I shudder to think that someday I will forget how it all felt.
That everything that I felt so deeply will be nothing but a mere blur. It kills
me to realize that details of so many beautiful memories have already started
fading from my mind. And that’s why I write about you. And I will continue to
write about all the memories we made together, no matter how much it pains. For
when my memory won’t be able to walk straight on the foggy paths back, I’ll try
to see you again through my little innocuous words.
I’m tired now. I’m tired of thinking and I’m tired of waiting.
I’m tired of waiting for you to ask for the last conversation, but by the look
of things, that’s not going to happen. And, truth be told, in my heart, even I
know that I won’t ask you for it either. On days when I’m strong, I try to
forget your memory. On days when I’m not, I wish to talk to you. Hence, this
yearning today.
But it won’t happen. This request will find its way to the
garbage bin in the form of another crumpled piece of paper. For I know, with
you there can never be a final conversation for me. So, I will accept your
final conversation as ‘our’ final conversation. Goodbye
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