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Him Vs. You


Blisters and bruises Tears and broken bottles Those are the remnants he left behind Paranoia and blistered tongues from questions Sitting idly by with fear and confusion Two years of bloody knuckles and concussions But you Kisses and mending Strong grip filled with love Sitting next to you with admiration sparkling in your eyes Never wondering if this was the second your anger would outweigh your affection Two years I gave him Signed over my soul in regret and pain But you If you asked I'd close my eyes and and jump I wonder how I deserve it.
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