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The Pain of Losing You
An RNP poem about the choice that hurts from either direction.
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I could never admit to myself what it would be like without you
Yet a part of me tells me that something inside me could die if I am with you
Perhaps destiny or fate is funny that way
One moment you'll find happiness with someone
Then other times, you find yourself that you can't live without them
But there are times, that you realize someone you love seems so far away
And there were times, you'd wish you did chose to be by that someone.
If I choose to be besides you
What will you do?
If I choose to be besides you
What will you say?
But if I choose to be without you
Who will you choose?
And if I choose to be without you
Who will be besides you?
They say love gives and love sacrifice
They say loving someone is not to love yourself
Because if love, is to give one's self to someone
Then I'd be lost without myself
But it's harder to live without you
It's even harder to live without myself if I am with you
Either way, the pain of losing you is the same
Neither way, the choice remains the same
The Pain of losing you, inside remains
If I can understand every words in my thoughts
If I can give everything for you in this world
If I can say every words to remain the same
Perhaps who we are - are not meant to be
Perhaps we're only too blind to see
That you and I could never be
Despite the love we thought would be
If I can be the hero for you
Will you remain with me?
If was the villain
Will you still love me?
Because the hardest part, and this much is true
Is the Pain of losing You.
Source & Citation
An RNP poem about loving someone while fearing both the pain of losing them and the loss of oneself inside the relationship.
Category: RomNote Original and Cleaned
Citation: Romeo Mesina / The RomNote Project.
Date: August 16, 2026
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