Perfection
Deep down I know.
I know I have a problem; not with just you but with myself
The truth came out a little too late
The words I read told me what I had feared since the beginning
I didn’t have to read into the words to know the blatant truth
I was alone in a puddle of disbelief
Everyone knew I'd be better without you
but that would be without myself
I couldn’t beg or hold on but with what was left of the fallout
I had to bury the words with an old rusty shovel
As my hands shake I know it’s not real.
I can’t hold it in my hands
So I dreamt it was gone
I wanted to know what perfection was
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