You don't know what you got
'till it's gone.
As clichéd and overused a phrase
as anything I have ever heard.
And God, how I hate writing the clichéd.
But as true, is true, is true
you really don't know ****
until it leaves you.
Humorously enough though,
and I mean humorously in the most
ironic, sad-sacked way possible
it was I who broke it off.
In a nice way?
Hell no.
It was an over-the-phone
go **** yourself
that at the time I laughed at.
Well I still do.
But that's only when
I'm not looking at those
******* facebook photos
of her with another guy.
Sometimes I don't understand
my own sense of humor.
Oct 21, 2011
Oct 21, 2011 at 3:59 AM UTC
You don't know what you got
'till it's gone.
As clichéd and overused a phrase
as anything I have ever heard.
And God, how I hate writing the clichéd.
But as true, is true, is true
you really don't know ****
until it leaves you.
Humorously enough though,
and I mean humorously in the most
ironic, sad-sacked way possible
it was I who broke it off.
In a nice way?
Hell no.
It was an over-the-phone
go **** yourself
that at the time I laughed at.
Well I still do.
But that's only when
I'm not looking at those
******* facebook photos
of her with another guy.
Sometimes I don't understand
my own sense of humor.
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