“Sorry I can’t do this anymore.”
“Sorry I don’t want things to be weird.”
“Sorry I don’t want you to get hurt.”
“Sorry, you don’t deserve me acting like this.”
If words could heal, my eyes wouldn’t start tearing every time someone asks “are you okay?”
I wouldn’t feel broken every time I hear your name or think about what we had, or didn’t have.
If “sorry” actually made things okay,
then some things wouldn’t be as painful as they are.
Having you say sorry actually makes it worse.
Why are you apologizing? Just don’t,
don’t even bother, please.
No many how many times you say it,
it doesn’t change the fact that
it still hurts.
I am sorry but your apologies don’t make things okay.
May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 1:47 AM UTC
“Sorry I can’t do this anymore.”
“Sorry I don’t want things to be weird.”
“Sorry I don’t want you to get hurt.”
“Sorry, you don’t deserve me acting like this.”
If words could heal, my eyes wouldn’t start tearing every time someone asks “are you okay?”
I wouldn’t feel broken every time I hear your name or think about what we had, or didn’t have.
If “sorry” actually made things okay,
then some things wouldn’t be as painful as they are.
Having you say sorry actually makes it worse.
Why are you apologizing? Just don’t,
don’t even bother, please.
No many how many times you say it,
it doesn’t change the fact that
it still hurts.
I am sorry but your apologies don’t make things okay.
