Modern Tragedy
It was really rather tragic
The way things turned out
I loved you and you loved me
But that wasn’t enough, clearly
It started out with “I love you” and ended with “I wish I never met you”
You told me that you loved me
Yet you treated me like the dirt beneath your shoe
Your words rained down on me, pummeling me
They echo in my mind every time I speak, every time I have a moment to myself
I can’t remember anything else when it comes to you
None of the happiness, none of the memories
You tell me that you love me, that you would never say that
That you’re sorry and that you want me back
But all I hear are your stinging words
Your vehement hatred for me
It is a tragedy that this is what it came to
For we truly loved each other
But I cannot just look past this
I cannot forget
I cannot forgive
Those words cannot be taken back
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