Never Enough
Why was I never enough for you? I gave you skies, and you chased the blue. I held your heart like fragile glass— Still, you watched it slip and pass. Why do I have to share your name, With someone else who played the game? Was I a chapter, just a pause, While she became your final cause? You said I mattered—was it true? Or just sweet lies I clung onto? I gave my soul, my days, my trust, And watched them crumble into dust. Was loving me too hard to bear? Too quiet, soft, too much to care? I would have burned to keep you warm— Instead, I weathered every storm. Tell me—how do you choose to stay, With someone else, then walk away? What did I lack, what couldn’t I be, That she became your everything... but me?
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