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Seen Only When Needed

You asked. I gave what I could. Not everything. Just enough. After that, my messages felt quiet. Not because I stopped, but because you stopped seeing. The space between us grew. No fight. No goodbye. Just distance. I stayed available. You stayed away. I understood without words: people remember you when they need you, then forget when the need is gone. I didn’t hate you. I only learned that timing rules hearts, and silence teaches more than promises. Life moves like this: giving, taking, leaving questions. I stand with mine. If only time could listen. Reme Abel Nakruah Nawoe Liberian Writer, Poet, Educator & Motivational Speaker Writing as The Black Poet, Reme Abel Nakruah Nawoe is recognized for his poignant poetry exploring themes of love, heartbreak, hope, and social commentary, deeply rooted in African reality and lived experience. Through simple, direct language, he gives voice to the unheard and expresses inner truths shaped by social struggle. As a modern truth-teller in 21...