Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Standing In Front Of A Podium

I used to do what I had to do because I had to.
Now I do not because I can. 
I don't know what happened. 
I was waiting for you to show. 
Expecting you to know
How much your presence meant to me. 
She died. I didn't know her well. 
I knew you. And I killed you before
You could even live. 
But I didn't do it on purpose. 
I didn't even know I'd done it. 
Not fully. 
So when you told me what I'd done— to you— 
How I made you sick to your stomach with feeling. 
I couldn't grasp it. It made no sense. 
I loved you. 
You loved the idea of me. 
There was a metaphysical gap in there somewhere. 
A rip, a tear. 
You're gone now. 
And I've lain you down. 
You're dead. 
And so is she.
Only difference is,
I went to her funeral. 
And this is your eulogy.

- 6 Foot Reach 

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