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I used to hope he was the one. I hoped that I wouldn’t have to be alone again. I hoped that, if I just kept trying, I could jam our pieces together into something that resembled a fit. I should’ve known then that we were building lives out of separate boxes. But I didn’t so I hoped. I hoped he would call. I hoped he’d show up on time. I hoped he’d love me enough to stay. So that I could know I was good enough. I hoped so hard it drove me crazy. I hoped until I knew he wasn’t hoping anymore (and maybe for a little while after that too). Now, I know you love me. I know you’re never going anywhere without me. We fit together seamlessly. Piece after piece after piece, clicking together. Creating an image that’s vibrant and bright and feels like home. I know you’ll always call. I know you’re racing home to me. I know that I would be enough without you. But I know I want you anyways. I know it so deeply it grounds me. Surrounds me with peace. When you know you know And when you don’t, You hope. About Torie Wotton
Torie is an aspiring author in Calgary who loves using her writing to share wisdom and spread joy.
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