I think it's important that you know
that love was never my strong suit,
or a weak suit or a suit
I ever wore proudly. Indeed,
it stung me harshly, and I,
being clever, learned not to grasp
the thorny branch of the rose so tightly.
Like every Irish child,
learned not to slap the stinging nettles
for "biting" me.
I am fine, honestly,
but I won't pursue you. I might just
**** all the nectar out of you
until you're a skeleton,
a little shell,
a little mark on my arm of a lost you.