Conor Oberst said "I want a lover I don't have to love. I want a girl who's too sad to give a ****." And I'm sorry I think it's romantic to be that girl. I'm sorry I'm so bad at changing. I'm sorry I can't love you more. I have to leave, because the outcome of us is always this: broken phones, empty bottles, and endless drives at four am when we both aren't taking because we can't talk without screaming.
I'm sorry I'm too sad to give a ****. I always told you I hated beginnings because beginnings have an end. You're the most beautiful thing to ever happen to me. This is the end. I'm sorry.
This is an edited mix of three of my previous published poems. I wrote it as somewhat of a dedication to Conor Oberst whose music really helped me through some of my darkest times. I love when art makes people feel less alone. That's what Conor did for me. And I'm forever grateful.
It's also a poem to show how badly we treat people we love and how it's not "you don't know what you have until it's gone" it's more "you fully understood what you had, you just never thought you would lose it." I'm young, but the older I get the more deeply I understand this topic and it resonates with me very deeply.