a journal in short bursts that might occasionally even rhyme |
You only write sad love songs. why not try writing a poem about a tree a story about the ghost in the machine? It’s the same thing you’ve nothing original to say about it anymore if you ever really did. The kiss of death – dear god I even think in cliché – is that you are right. When I try to write something else something beautiful something false the words mutate into cracked reflections of deep-set insecurities. What I actually say is: I write love songs to trick you into staying. You’ve already left. It cannot hurt to try to keep you this time by exorcising the demon of the first leaving with my pen. That’s seriously strange and besides no one these days uses pen and paper; you need new metaphors. Everybody knows the only way to cast a proper love spell is on paper with heart's blood, your comment being cleverly designed to free you from my incantations. Too bad I am relentless in the pursuit of my desires and cannot take into account yours. What I say is: You left and those songs brought you back. Then you lay your head upon my shoulder saying nothing at all. |