I was waiting on you
But you never came through
And I was not surprised
Because I knew
You never really cared
About meeting my needs
At all
I was waiting on you
But you never came through
And I was not surprised
Because I knew
You never really cared
About meeting my needs
At all
The thing with âborrowingâ, is, well, eventually, you have to give it back. đ§
Then what?
Oooof.
It isnât right to beat a dead horse..
Yet, sometimes you just canât resist.
The narrator may be unstable, however, the arc that this poem follows is actually very coherent. This is no villain monologue. Thereâs no justification and no blame shifting.
Just a field note from an individual with turbulence dependence
Patterns that habitually rearrange and reemerge without authorship. Sometimes it seemmore like force and coercion.
With a sense ok