Twisted Heart
When the time comes for the separation, I kiss her cheeks and let her go.
I fall apart as soon as I sit in the car. I cry silently all the way home. Brian doesn’t speak a word, just keeps his hands on mine and eyes on the roads. Occasionally, I hear sighs from his side, but I don’t look at him. The scene of my windrows changed quickly, too hastily, just as time fleet when Hazel was here a minute before.
I run into the bathroom, open the shower, and fall on the ground. This farewell with Hazel feels as if something is gone from my body, as if a part just went missing without warning, and I can’t give a positive response to this evaluation.
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