We ended it over the phone, on a Tuesday, No big scene, no rain, just a bruised way Of saying take care and meaning it, Then a beep, and a screen, and the end of it.
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The Last Goodbye
You said we should stop before it gets ugly, I said okay, and my voice was steady, mostly. Then I walked home past the shop where we met, And bought nothing, and have not gone back yet.
The last time I saw you, you were fixing your hair In the auto mirror, not looking at me there. I think you knew, I think I knew too, We just let the traffic do the goodbye for two.
I gave back your books, you gave back my shirt, We were very polite, it did not look like hurt. Only my mother noticed at dinner, That I ate everything, and still got thinner.
No one cheated, no one lied, no one broke a rule, We just grew in different directions, like plants in a school. One toward the window, one toward the door, And one day we did not touch anymore.
There should have been a last kiss, a last line, Instead there was a text: hope you are fine. I typed yes, and you typed same, And that was the ending, small, without a name.
I did not cry at the station, I waved, Smiled like a person who was saved. The train left, the platform cleared, And then I cried, exactly as I feared.
The goodbye was quiet, like a light going off In a room you are already leaving, not enough To notice, until you are in the hall, And realise the dark is everything, after all.
Healing After Breakup
First week I did not eat, second I did not sleep, Third week I cleaned the room, deep. Fourth week I laughed at something on my own, And realised I had been healing, alone.
I bought new bedsheets, that was the start, Something that never knew your part. Then new curtains, then a plant, then a chair, Slowly the room forgot you were there.
The gym did not fix it, the drinks did not either, What fixed it was my sister, and time, and neither Of them asked me to be okay by a date, They just kept the light on, and let me be late.
I still take the long road home, past your gate, But now I do not slow down, I do not wait. I just notice the mango tree has grown, And so have I, on my own.
Some days I still feel the hole, I will not lie, But I have stopped trying to fill it with you, that is why It is smaller now, or I am bigger, hard to say, Either way, I am walking, and it is day.
I wrote your name on a paper and burnt it, like they say, It did not work, I still thought of you all day. Then I wrote my own name and put it on the wall, And that, somehow, did more than the fire, after all.
I found my old playlist, the one before you, Songs I loved when I was just one, not two. Played it on the bus, the whole way home, And remembered I was a person, whole, and my own.
You do not get over it, you get around it, Like a pothole in the road you have found it So many times that your feet just know, Where to step, and where not to go.
Missing You Still
It has been six months and I still reach for two cups, Still leave space in the frame when the camera is up. Old habits, they say, but I think it is more, Some doors stay open even when you have shut the door.
Your laugh came out of a stranger in a queue, I turned so fast the man thought I knew Him, and I said sorry, and looked at the floor, And waited in line, and missed you some more.
I do not miss you every day, that is a lie people tell, Some days are full and I am doing well. But then it rains at four, the way it did, And I am back on that balcony, a kid.
There is a song I cannot skip and cannot play, It sits in the queue like a thing that will not go away. I know every word and I know every bruise, It is the only part of you I still refuse to lose.
Your number is not saved but my fingers know it, My thumb hovers sometimes and I do not show it. I put the phone down, I make chai instead, And drink both cups, the way you would have said.
I miss the boring parts most, the nothing-days, The scrolling side by side, the no-plan haze. Anyone can miss the trips and the kiss, It is the sofa on a Sunday that I really miss.
I still tell you things, in my head, at night, What happened at work, who was wrong, who was right. You never answer, you are not there, But the habit of telling you is a hard thing to spare.
Closure and Acceptance
I do not need you to say sorry anymore, I have said it to myself, at my own door. For staying too long, for leaving too late, For thinking love was the same as wait.
We were right for a while, and then we were not, That is not a failure, that is just what we got. A good chapter does not have to be the book, I closed it gently, and I did not look.
I hope your new life fits like a shirt that was made For you, not borrowed, not frayed. I mean that, I do, from a distance, from here, Where the wanting has finally turned into clear.
You were not the villain, and neither was I, We were two kids who did not know how to try The right way, at the right time, with the right words, So we flew apart like two startled birds.
I forgive you for the leaving, that took a year, I forgive me for the staying, that took the fear Of being alone and turning it around, Into a room, a routine, a quiet sound.
Closure is not a conversation, I learned, It is a morning when you wake up and have not turned Toward the phone, or the pillow, or the past, Just toward the window, and the light, at last.
Breakup Status Lines
Not broken, just done, I lost a person, I found the one Who was missing all along: me.
Deleted the chat, kept the lesson, Lost a lover, gained a session With myself, every night, on repeat.
It ended, I did not, That is the only plot.
Single, not searching, just resting, My heart is not open for testing.
You left a gap, I left it bare, Turns out the light comes in from there.
We are not friends, we are not foes, We are two people the other one knows Was once everything, and now is a name.
Hinglish (Roman Hindi)
Alvida kehne mein bas do lafz lage, Aur bhoolne mein pura saal. Tum aage badh gaye, hum bhi badh gaye, Bas raaste alag ho gaye, yahi hai haal.
Rishta toota, main nahi toota, Dil dukha, par sapna nahi chhoota. Tum apni raah, main apni raah, Jo tha wo tha, ab na koi chah.
Tumhare jaane ke baad ek cheez samjhi, Akelapan aur tanhai ek nahi hoti. Akela main tumhare saath bhi tha, Ab tanha hoon, par sukoon mein hoon, ye chhoti baat nahi hoti.
Breakup ke baad ka pehla hafta, sirf aansoo, Doosra hafta, sirf sawaal. Teesra hafta, ek purana gaana, Chautha hafta, main wapas, bina tere, khushhaal.
Tune kaha chalo dost rehte hain, Maine kaha nahi, dost nahi ban sakte. Jo kabhi sab kuch tha, wo kuch nahi ho jaye, Ye manzoor hai, par aadha nahi ho sakte.
Uski yaad aati hai, ye sach hai, Par ab rulaati nahi, ye bhi sach hai. Waqt ne maara nahi, sikhaya hai, Jo gaya wo apna tha hi nahi, ye batlaya hai.
Jaate jaate wo ek baat keh gayi, Tum bahut ache ho, bas mere liye nahi. Main muskuraya, kaha theek hai, Achha main apne liye tha, tere liye nahi.
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