And it should come as no surprise That one day you'll pick up smoking Because that fat ***** you fell for Thought you looked **** doing it.
Men will crave your lips Not for kisses but for ******* And you will have to battle them On every insistence.
You will sleep with a teddy bear, Human-sized Well into adulthood Because there will be nights That you are so disconnected from the world That you feel as though you are floating.
You will be sneered at By mental hospital nurses At the age of sixteen As you visit your boyfriend For your first date In Good Samaritan hospital. They will see your youth And rage inside. You will waste yourself. You will die and redeem Within yourself.
You will fall in love With a man much older than you And suddenly Thirty won't seem So old at all. Thirty will seem Like a world your old soul Could get lost in. And you will. And it will be wonderful.
You will become paranoid. Walking to church at midnight With the love of your life, You will constantly Be looking over your shoulder.
You will forever Be looking over your shoulder.
This will become A necessary hobby.
You will tear down your Beatles posters And replace them with Wes Anderson ones Shamelessly.
You will come to a point Where you hate yourself In a most incomprehensible way But you will write a poem And you will be paid for it And you will pay your cell phone bill with the money And you will be successful.
You will have your escape plan But you will never use it.
You will never need to. His charm and his wit And the way his eyes sparkle when he sees you Will keep you rooted Even when you are ready To book it.
You'll be subpoenaed And you will hate it And ***** over it And you will have to stand trial But life is a trial And you will win.