Starring At Myself

by Natalie   Mar 6, 2005


I never wanted to be like you,
I didn’t want my life to consist
Of slit wrist and days of feeling empty.
But look what you’ve done-
It’s worse than you could ever think,
I’m just like you.

And for you, I’ll stop complaining-
I can’t say it’s your fault-
Because, darling, it’s all mine.

It’s such a fake conspiracy-
And yet the look in your eyes deceives me.
I guess I’m known for being easy.

So I’d have to admit-
I’d still do anything you’d say,
And call me what you will,
It’s not going to change my one and only good day.

The past is engraved deeply within my wrist-
It’s so easy to look at me
And deprave me for everything I’m worth,
And I won’t hold this against you,
Believe everything you hear-
About the girl who drowned in her own misery.

You used to count on me-
Tell me your feelings of obsolete,
I’d be there for you in a heartbeat-
Believe me I still would-
But you’ve crossed the line,
Everything that I felt was once fine,
You took into your own hands
And crushed,
But you’re oh-so good,
And I can’t let go,
Grip is my best friend.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Pianist

    It was amazing! We relate so much! I'll have to tell you my story sometime. Vote and comment on some of my stuff if you ever get the time.