| II.
What thoughts do fly from your head to mine? This sudden nonchalance, although refreshing to some part of my soul, Breaks more than Creates, And I can’t help but be discouraged With your hair pulled back you regard me for a moment And I wonder if you know I am nothing beneath the surface. Has my initial impression finally disappointed you? Or do you take these kinds of detours often? Someday, yes, I will grow tired of you and your particular ways. Your button-down shirts will appear outdated and expressionless And I’ll hate to hear of anyone new We will be in separate parts of the room And you will act as you did before… But this time scorning me behind my back-- I’ll always expect that even if you said I’m beautiful But for now, I think in awkward silence of your bare feet, guitar strings, apathy around your wrist, and your loveable disposition listening to old bluegrass Is this the end of your stream of thought that once flowed my way? Then make a rubbing of your last nonchalant nod and I’ll be ever as I was: at your disposal… |
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