The polyester cardigan grows thin
As I nervously tug at its tiring seam
The silence does not dare to lessen
And I dare not to break the stream
That fills this exhausted space
We so ashamedly know
Please, just turn on the radio
To drown out my thoughts
Of Yours.
I have already decided it will be another six months
And Guilt has already welcomed himself
Tearing through the bones
Pulsing.
Agony, pain.
Take him away.
This Guilt
is Yours.
I dread the day that I will see the water fall from your eyes,
the same squinted hazel as mine,
Your shoulders will give in and Collapse,
Your chest it will shake, like my old rattler,
as we attempt not to relapse.
But I truly dread the following day,
as I will hear that radio play.
Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 8:29 PM UTC
The polyester cardigan grows thin
As I nervously tug at its tiring seam
The silence does not dare to lessen
And I dare not to break the stream
That fills this exhausted space
We so ashamedly know
Please, just turn on the radio
To drown out my thoughts
Of Yours.
I have already decided it will be another six months
And Guilt has already welcomed himself
Tearing through the bones
Pulsing.
Agony, pain.
Take him away.
This Guilt
is Yours.
I dread the day that I will see the water fall from your eyes,
the same squinted hazel as mine,
Your shoulders will give in and Collapse,
Your chest it will shake, like my old rattler,
as we attempt not to relapse.
But I truly dread the following day,
as I will hear that radio play.
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