I’m Sorry, I Love You

Sometimes to you I let slip

What I can’t say to him

That’s why I dim at full brim

Start to swim in the shallows

And skim the surface 

Swallow don’t spit

I say heartbreak like it’s hymn 

Condone what brings

A broken chest to a teary chin

Twist innocence

To fit my blistered whim

And wrap bruised limbs

Limply like it’s a sin

To even allow myself

To feel the things

You make me feel

I can never apologise enough

I can never peel

The Velcro from the fluff

And for some reason

I’m more comfortable

With skidding my body

Along the rough scuff

I’ve always come

Back into the arms of

So then I say these things

I wouldn’t put up with to my own ears

And that’s why lonely and I

Have blown years


I’ve made another bad move

And another sad use

Of this sharp and clueless tongue

That proves it grooves 

To a beaten drum 

And untuned strum 

Where I lose every sense and rhythm

But I love to watch you dance

Chance a glance

To ensure I’m feasting

It makes me want to cry

Until brain splitting headache

Because mistreating your sweetness

Only grows my rage

You only continue to twirl in my sight

As I sit quivering

And glazed.



By Lyric Deep.

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