Lover, and now that you’ve
left me I’m glad you’re
unlovely.
Because if you could
take all the heat in your
heart and just hang it from
you
I
wouldn’t be able to
bear the way you can not love
me
It’s much easier
of me to make a
monster out of
you
So here I go
substituting the glow from your
temples
All our sighs and our
trembles
and each last letter
sent to you.
From the
cheap little pen of this
weak little man, the one
singing
Out his jangling
ringing and hopefully
stinging attack upon
you
Yeah so here I go just
exploding the hope we’ll be
speaking
Someday years from now
seeking,
friendship and under
standing
and I
hope you get angry and
hurt and have the hardest of
landings
and I hope your new
man thinks of me when he
sees what a number I did on
you
I grow
tired of this song, turn my
eyes to the blonde in the
bleachers
She’s a lovely young
creature. I
think she’s seeking
adventure
I think she’s
ready to see that the
world ain’t so sweet nor so
tender
I won’t break her just
bend her, and make her in
to my new ringer for
you
I stay in the
same comfy town, write the
same old songs down I drive the same
streets
Seek the same sense of
dull peace. Whisper the same sweet
words to the
chippies.
Same
walk by the road, where the
same muddy snow’s finally
leaving
But I’ll fight off the
spring I don’t want lovely
things I don’t want the earth new
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
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