You could hardly even walk
But you’d only been on bottled water.
I was drunk.
“Tell me then,” I said,
“Do I make you worse?”
You called me
A whole litany of horrors
And shambled away,
And didn’t call for two days.
(I was so vain back then,
I’m sorry for being so vain,
I’m sorry for assuming
You had stormed away
Because you couldn’t stand
Me blaming myself.
I now understand
That you were wounded
By the word
'Worse'.)
Sep 24, 2013
Sep 24, 2013 at 6:04 PM UTC
You could hardly even walk
But you’d only been on bottled water.
I was drunk.
“Tell me then,” I said,
“Do I make you worse?”
You called me
A whole litany of horrors
And shambled away,
And didn’t call for two days.
(I was so vain back then,
I’m sorry for being so vain,
I’m sorry for assuming
You had stormed away
Because you couldn’t stand
Me blaming myself.
I now understand
That you were wounded
By the word
'Worse'.)
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