This poem explores the inner turmoil of an individual dealing with the aftermath of traumatic past relationships. Despite a desire for love, they are held back by fear and mistrust, realizing they are unprepared for commitment. The narrator acknowledges their sincere feelings for another person but recognizes the need for healing before pursuing a relationship. They express regret for their actions, including ghosting, and convey that it’s crucial to take things slowly. Ultimately, they hope to reconnect when they are ready, illustrating the conflict between longing for love and the necessity of personal healing.
You Don’t Know How Hard It Was To Let You Go (Original Song)
