The Cycle
What we had in the past has become an endeavor
With a broken connection more apparent than ever
The segments of freedom grow smaller and smaller
While the dense wall between us grows taller and taller
Through blame and dispute we lose sight of the past
Tell ourselves it was stupid to think this would last
Every time ends with ‘sorry’, or who deserves the fault
So empty, the words that precede an assault
We’ve become what we said we would never be
This is more of each other than we wanted to see
All the laughter discarded, special moments erased
We can’t help but feel like it’s all been a waste
So tell me why the ongoing battles exist
Why let our foolish convictions persist?
The only hope left is to pull ourselves out
From this profligate cycle of censure and doubt
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