I'm sorry I left you.
What I did was uncalled for.
My actions were very disrespectful.
I knew I was wrong.
But I continued with her.
I had to go.
Don't feel bad that I left.
My lifestyle didn't fit in your world.
I know it hurts.
I think walking away is better.
I think you will heal as time goes on.
I know I was wrong.
Move on and find happiness.
There are better guys out there.
Guys who might take better care of you.
Give someone a chance.
You will experience true love.
You will find peace and healing.
It's also painful for me.
I still have feelings for you.
But I can't stay.
I did you wrong.
I regret my actions.
Our love was great.
But I failed you.
I messed up.
I made you feel stupid.
I will forever remember you.
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Very touching.
huh! maybe if my ex said that to me, we'd still be together but he didn't. when he left, he "reminded" my 30-year old body that his 19-year-old girlfriend made him feel young again. Imagine that! Your poem made me wonder the what if.