You remembered my silence, not my name,

Played my kindness like a game.

I was there, but you looked through—

(Like I was never meant for you).

You spoke in half-truths, soft and slick,

Built me up just to break it quick.

I stayed loud in empty rooms—

(But all you heard were your own tunes).

I gave you more than I could fake—

(And still you looked the other way).

I was your forgettable,

Easy to lose, easy to let go.

(You held my hand with empty grip),

Then watched me fall and didn’t slip.

I was your forgettable,

But now I know, now I know—

I’m better off alone.

You said I mattered when it shined,

But left when shadows crossed the line.

You called me “strong” to dodge the mess—

(But never asked why I was less).

I shouted soft so you might care—

(But all I got was blank stares).

I was your forgettable,

Easy to lose, easy to let go.

(You held my hand with empty grip),

Then watched me fall and didn’t slip.

I was your forgettable,

But now I know, now I know—

I’m better off alone.

You won’t remember what I said,

But I remember what you left.

(And silence isn’t peace at all—

It’s where I learned to stand tall).

I was your forgettable,

But now I’ve burned that label slow.

(You’ll forget, but I won’t bend),

I found myself at the end.

No more forgettable,

I walk away, I walk alone—

(And finally I’m my own).

(And finally I’m my own).