Why Me?
Why Me?
Dear You,
I thought you cared,
But maybe that
Was my own fault.
To begin with.
You picked me
Red carnations that reminded
Me of the
Blood racing through my
Veins.
Little did I know,
The carnations you
Once picked for me
Would somehow grow
Thornes and cut me
Wide open.
Wounds I can't ever
Heal because I
Keep pouring the salt
On them.
There's just one thing
I need to
Know the answer to.
Why me?
Was I too
Innocent?
Was I not
Happy enough for you?
Did I
Laugh too loudly?
Did I
Shake too much?
I could go on.
So as I pour
The salt across
The gaping ugly wounds
That you left,
I can't help but
To wonder:
Why did you ever pick me?
Sincerely,
The One Who Would Never Be Yours
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