I've always wondered
how did you feel
when you broke her heart?
How did she feel
When she realized
that in your life, she never had a part?
Did it take Herculean strength
To say the words
To force them out?
Did she hold her hands to her chest?
Close her eyes
Shake her head, in doubt
Or did the words flow out smoothly
Like the water in that river
Near the place that you two had your first date?
Where later, you unbuttoned her shirt
And I watched as your belt dropped to the ground
Where you became one, I remember, though it was dark and late.
Though I guess,
the joining that I saw
never really stuck.
As of course she's out there,
missing you, I'm sure
Cursing her luck.
And I chuckle as I watch
your pathetic lives,
little people, so human.
And I move to the next.
A new pair of people
the same as you, so human.
YOU ARE READING
So Human
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