This is a poem, about time spent with a girl who used to love me. |
You asked if I had fun and I didn't lie, I did. But there was something that was different in your smile, I missed. And the more you looked at me, the more I wished that love, was on my side. Everytime I thought of the long night we first spent together, I cried. So I think I'll call it a night, I've had enough to drink this time. Or maybe not, I think that I can stand another shot or two. I just hope that I spend the night in comatose and wake up with no recollection of you You took me out, said, "this is going to be your best birthday yet." But I think it was the worst one yet. You don't see the way I look at you now. You've forgotten the reason I used to smile. "Are you okay? I haven't seen you smile today." I'll probably remain that way, until you come back to me. So I think I'll call it a night, I've had enough to drink this time. Or maybe not, I think that I can stand another shot or two. I just pray, to a god I don't believe in, that she'll sleep with me so i'm not lonely. Sober: I only frown. One shot: I come around. Two shots: The corner of my lips begin to turn up. Three shots: You might get a smirk. Four shots: A half hearted smile. Shit faced: That's when I'll seem happy. I think I need to drink the rest of this bottle. You've given me an awful lot to think of. If I'm sober, I'll think too rationally, and I will never call. Inebriated I'll call and tell you, "You've destroyed me." The truth will finally be set free. |