Too Often Too Late

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She realized
too late,
after thought had returned
and her lungs refilled,
that he might have
been The One.

The problem was,
he was a stranger
and gone,
the moment another cruel moment
courtesy of her introverted,
demisexual self.

In an age
where rushing
meant falling behind,
she struggled with trust,
with sorting through emotional complexities
until it was too late.

©May 2021
Christina Anne Hawthorne
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About Christina Anne Hawthorne

Alive and well in the Rocky Mountains. I'm a fantasy writer who also dabbles in poetry, short stories, and map making. My Ontyre tales are an alternative fantasy experience, the stories rich in mystery, adventure, and romance. Alternative fantasy? Not quite steampunk. Not quite gothic. In truth, the real magic is in those who discover what's within.
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