"Today--definitely today, I will tell you." I whisper-chant To myself. As we stroll down the pebbled street-- The one I hated but you loved, Where ravens perched and cawed, As if mocking my foolishness.
You take lazy steps, flashing a lopsided smile-- The one you always have when relaxed. I'm rigid as a tree, wrinkles from frowning. I open my mouth, willing the words To Spill out.
But you interrupted: "Why're you always so upset?" Alas, a chance presented to me, But I don't know if it was that Invisible frown Or that inaudible edge of annoyance In your voice That made the dam shut.
You're too, Too important So I plaster a smile on And let the ravens mourn My loss.