I'm sorry
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry that I love too much,
I'm sorry that I fall too hard.
I'm sorry that I'm not your puppet,
I'm sorry that your their puppet.
I'm sorry.
I'm not sorry,
I'm not sorry that I have feelings.
I'm not sorry that I am awkward,
crazy,
The mayor of Dorkapolis.
THE DORKS NEED A HEAD DORK
I am not sorry that you don't understand me,
Your'e not suppose to.
I'm not sorry.
I'm sorry,
I'm sorry that I hate country music, but love the country.
I'm sorry that when I lay my head to sleep,
I lay there thinking,
and start to cry.
I'm sorry that I'm a ball of depressed joy,
and I'm also sorry that I took that like from another poem I wrote.
I'm sorry.
I'm not sorry.
I'm not sorry that I'm quiet,
but I'm not sorry that I talk too much when you do know me.
I'm sorry that I lie to my parents.
I'm sorry that I cuss too much.
I'm not sorry that I get mad at people.
I'm sorry that I say sorry too much,
but I'm not sorry that I dance too much.
I'm sorry,
I'm sorr,
I'm so,
I am,
I am lame,
I am depressed,
I am me.
I am.
I.
I'm sorry for a million things,
I'm not sorry that I can't name them all,
but I gotta catch em' all.
I'm sorry that this poem doesn't make sence but I'm not sorry at the same time.
Again, your not suppose to understand it, or me.
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