Keep Up
Who is it, you ask?
It's almost funny
How oblivious you are.
You ask a series of questions
To gauge how much
He likes me,
All the while telling me
Your version of the perfect girl:
Athletic, tall, into all the
Same things as you...
Everything I'm not.
You don't realize that with
Every word
You wrench a blade deeper
Into my heart as
I honestly tell you
He doesn't say I'm beautiful, and
He's never suggested
That we hang out, and
He doesn't get my hints
You respond:
He doesn't like me.
Somehow the words
I know already
Kill me anew
You say I can't keep up
But you're the one who has
Fallen behind.
Who is it?
It's you.
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