When You Can't Fix It
If you've ever tried to stitch together the remains of torn fabric
If you've ever tried to complete a puzzle with pieces that just don't fit together
Then you know how hard it is to fix something that's broken
You can try to pick up the shattered remains and put them together
You can try and try and try until you're just too exhausted to try anymore
Eventually you realize that all this trying is getting you absolutely nowhere
No matter what you do, you can never restore the broken pieces to what they once were
And you might think that you can create something new out of those shattered remains
But you can't seem to turn the brokenness into beauty
Only one person can do that
Unfortunately, sometimes you have to wait a while for that one person
So you keep trying and trying and trying to fix the mess yourself
You eventually realize that you're getting nowhere
You hate that you have no choice but to stop trying and wait for that one person
But you have to stop trying to fix something that's beyond your ability to repair
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