I'm sorry that I failed my vow
To protect you from everything else in the world
I'm sorry I was the one to hurt you
Your Michigander, downtown girl.
I'm sorry that I turned blind amber eyes
To all the pain I now know you hold
I'm sorry I had only deaf ears
To tear-filled stories I know you've told.
I'm sorry that I let you down
In things of which only you know the full truth
I'm sorry I let the world around me
Throw what we had off the sky's roof.
I'm sorry that my heart turned false
And for not realizing just a little bit earlier
I'm sorry I worry you sometimes
For wishing my skin was dead and pearlier.
I'm sorry that I held back my all
When I told you I'd give the world and more
I'm sorry I could have the gall to assume
That stability wasn't a quiet in war.
I'm sorry that my reasons fell short of my lips
In more ways than one, but only you know that
I'm sorry I still remain as a reminder
And that I'm not damaged from a childhood metal bat.
I'm sorry that I drifted away from your grasp
Despite believing I was the one holding on
I'm sorry I wasn't who you made me out to be
Or the person you spent time hoping I'd become.
I'm sorry that I let things get in the way
Of the times that we tried our damnedest to exist
I'm sorry I'm weak when it comes to emotions
When it comes to tears even I can't resist.
I'm sorry that I've done nothing but fail you.
I'm sorry that I've held you down and not rose you up.
I'm sorry that I've made you see the real me like this.
I'm sorry that I've finally given up.
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Divided Unity
PoetryPoems about various topics in my life. A lot of the early ones...may be about the same thing. Indefinite runtime.
