I wore a fake smile
Way too bright for my
liking
Way too sweet, really
cloying
But I did not care
I could not let him
see,
Let him see how miffed
I was.
Walked up to him with a
purposeful stride,
Very calm on the
outside,
A crumbling mess
within,
Stood in-front of him,
Raised my eye a bit and
saw that his jaw was set,
The face was set in
stone.
Something radiated from
his frame,
It was so strong,
But I could not put my
finger on it,
Was it anger?
Was it loathing?
Was it frustration?
Whatever it was,
It was damn cold!
Couldn’t find my voice,
My tongue was glued to
my palate,
My throat felt parched.
One thing I avoided, was
meeting his gaze,
I did not want him to
see the murky swirling waters of turmoil within my soul,
I did not want him to
see the shards of my broken heart,
The very shards I have
been frantically trying to piece back together.
I did not want him to
see the dark venomous anger,
I was fighting so hard
to suppress.
I did not want to see
the emptiness in his eyes,
I did not want to meet
a cold blank stare,
I did not want to see
the scorn in his soul
So I stared blindly at
the horizon,
Grabbed what was mine
from his hands,
Turned on my heel ,
And left!
*Sigh*