Metaphors of an Alcoholic
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It's because you consist of a lot of metaphors even the greatest poets can't write down. You don't deserve to be written down after all, only loved because you are a metaphor yourself. In love or broken, these metaphors are perfectly fueled by alcohol- and the drunk world of an alcoholic that comes with it. Perfect for describing what you've been feeling inside- sober or not.
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