Dear toxic love, I once held you so close,
Thought you were love, thought you were my hope.
You came in soft, with promises sweet,
But you were a storm I chose to repeat.
You twisted your words, wore a velvet disguise,
Made me believe in all your false lies.
You knew how to make me feel small and weak,
But you’ll never see the tears that I won’t speak.
I gave you my trust, my heart, my soul,
Believing you’d fill the emptiness, make me whole.
But you fed on my pain, on my deepest fears,
Wrapped me in chains that lasted for years.
You played with my heart, then pushed it aside,
Said you loved me, then made me cry.
I let you in, let you take control,
But now I see you for what you truly stole.
I see now the games, the anger, the lies,
The way you left me empty with tear-filled eyes.
I thought I was lost, broken, and done,
But now I stand taller, I've already won.
You tried to destroy me, to tear me apart,
But you’ll never silence the strength of my heart.
Your poison can’t touch me, it can't break my will,
I'm free from your grip, and I’m healing still.
So here's my letter, my final goodbye,
Not a cry for help, but a battle cry.
You thought you could ruin me, tear me down,
But look at me now—I’ve reclaimed my crown.
I’m not the same person you knew back then,
I’m stronger, I’m wiser, and I’ll never bend.
You’ve lost your grip, you've lost your game,
I’ve found my voice, and I’ve found my name.
So goodbye, toxic love, with your lies and your pain,
I’m done with your storm, I’m dancing in rain.
You tried to break me, but look at what you’ve done—
You’ve sparked a fire, and now I’ve just begun.
