I pushed you out,
And you let me out in the rain.
I took you back
And you pushed me out to sea.
Months later when I finally feel
That I've reached the shore
And have solid ground beneath my feet,
You knock me down,
Prove that is pure fantasy.
The invention of the siren song
Played to me in my revery.
I can see I'm still lost at sea.
I can never tell you how I feel.
I can never let you know
That I meant every word I ever said,
And that I'm still controlled by that in my head.
You turned away.
You let me out.
I have nowhere to go
And it still hurts inside.
It was wonderful to see you,
Even if I couldn't look at you.
It was a delight to be near you,
Even forced to ignore you as I was.
I do miss you, more than ever, more than even I know,
But it's something I must never tell you.
Never. I love you.
I hope I never see you again.
Apr 21, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 at 1:38 AM UTC
I pushed you out,
And you let me out in the rain.
I took you back
And you pushed me out to sea.
Months later when I finally feel
That I've reached the shore
And have solid ground beneath my feet,
You knock me down,
Prove that is pure fantasy.
The invention of the siren song
Played to me in my revery.
I can see I'm still lost at sea.
I can never tell you how I feel.
I can never let you know
That I meant every word I ever said,
And that I'm still controlled by that in my head.
You turned away.
You let me out.
I have nowhere to go
And it still hurts inside.
It was wonderful to see you,
Even if I couldn't look at you.
It was a delight to be near you,
Even forced to ignore you as I was.
I do miss you, more than ever, more than even I know,
But it's something I must never tell you.
Never. I love you.
I hope I never see you again.
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