March 10, 2005

  • Warning. This entry is selfish. How suiting... My relationship with him showed me that selfishness is my biggest fault & my most unattractive flaw. And today, one month after his death, I find myself writing about him like I was the only thing that mattered.


     


    Selfish? Maybe. But I loved him selflessly, even after everything. No one can accuse me of anything less than true, young love. You can accuse but I know the truth & I pray that he did, too...or at least that he does now.







     


    «    I left you waiting


    «    (know I left you waiting)


    «    At the least could we be friends?


    «    Should have never started


    «    (never started)


    «    Ain’t that the way it always ends?


      


    . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


    with hates & loves & passions just like mine


    (you) were born & then (you) lived & then (you) died


    it seems so unfair


    . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


     


     


    On my life I’ll try today


    There’s so much I felt I should say


    But even if your heart would listen


    I doubt I could explain 



     


     



    What did I do to you? What did I start? How much of this is on my shoulders? Did you ever think of me? Did I ruin you? Had you forgiven me?


     


    In June of 2003, you hit rock bottom, you said so yourself- you’d lost the will to live & it was my fault. But you did live, for a year & a half more, and things were changing, right? you were supposed to be so happy, you’re supposed to be in Australia, you’re supposed to be recording your CD.

    Had you forgiven me? Did I ruin
    you? Did you ever think of me? How much of this is on my shoulders? What did I start? What do I to you?


     


     


     


    The hours, they creep


    The patterns repeat


    Don’t be concerned


    I know I’ll be fine on my own


    (I never said “don’t go”)


     


     



    (I never said “goodbye”)

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