Before
I do not want to want you
That's what I think
As I sit across from you
I watch your cigarette smoke billow around your face
And hear the clink of the ice in the glass you take little sips from
I see you think, it flashes across your face, and you lean closer and say something that ruins everything
"This all could've been us."
I never thought of it. Correction.
I never thought of it for long
It was way easier
Before.
Before I hated the way cigarette smoke smelled
How whiskey tasted
You have changed everything.
I cannot rememeber before you.
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