To ares; with love

Signed; 𝒜𝓅𝒽𝓇𝑜𝒹𝒾𝓉𝑒

I don’t expect you to look at the moon and think of me anymore.
But if you do I hope you remember every “I love you” I ever whispered because I meant it.
I hope in the next life you love yourself enough to give yourself all the happiness you ever wanted.
I hope all the stars in my sky protect you, I hope your every taste of honey is sweet, and I hope you never live with regret.
I hope you never stop talking to my moon.
I hope we still dance together in our dreams, I hope you get everything you ever wanted.

Reviews

[Einstein Noodle]

i can barely imagine a more difficult thing to pray upon someone who has broken one's heart .. it takes great maturity and a wondrous vision of moving forward in health and happiness .. simply stated .. strong metaphor and personifications in nature ... very emotive for me ... i cheer your protagonist on ... well done says i!
E.
ps. nice to meet you!

[John the Baptist]

The pain of separation after a very close relationship is quite apparent here. The speaker, while conceding it is all over, still possesses deep feelings for the other. I detect no hint of bitterness here. I hope that perception is accurate.

[Alessander]

I've always found the story of Ares and Aphrodite intriguing. In one sense, it can symbolize man and woman - war - love - and their union.
In another sense the Greeks observed long ago that beautiful women tend to like 'the bad boy', the man of action, perhaps a little violent, ill tempered, and brutish - the alphas

Anyhow, digressing like always.

Enjoyed this piece. Pure romance without shade of bitterness.
For some reason what comes to my mind is a love letter to a husband who is about to deploy for war.