I worry about me
I wonder about my empathy
I don’t feel your pain
(like, apparently, I should)
We all revise history in our own favour
So, with your revision for you
And my revision for me
We should probably
Come to the truth.
If you are going to walk all over my heart, baby,
the least you can do is take off your shoes.
How can you hate me so much,
when we were once hopelessly in love?
It’s such a shame
We speak different languages
We miss small niceties,
Sitting at two tables alone.
His lovely turn of phrase, with a wink
Italian, I think.
He said something nice,
I am sure,
But I will never really know.
His smile, his gentle eyes,
Gave it away, in kind.
His grey hair, with a wave,
His pasta and wine,
His bow-tie divine.
His olive skin with lines.
My shrug,
His look resigned.
If you can’t get yourself
Into the city, you have always known
Treat yourself to lunch,
Like you always have
And get yourself home again,
On your own
Let’s face it,
It is time to die.
Peanut butter fills the cracks
Of a broken heart,
On your really bad days
Cheesecake can be used as glue.
Never kiss a man in a canoe
Nothing good can come of it for you
Over shoot, and you’ll easily get wet.
Let go of his fishing rod. Smoke a cigarette