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If you asked when, I'd say I hadn't in months. If you asked why, I'd say that it's for the best. If you asked where, I'd say somewhere that I didn't need to be. If you asked how, I'd reply with a blank stare. If you called me back, I'd lie, paint you a beautiful portrait of who I want to be. If you sent a message, I'd play it cool and wait for the 'right' time to respond. If you changed the past, The outcome would be exactly the same. If you kissed me, I'd break your heart with an unheartfelt smile. If you loved me, I'd be loved. |
If you sent a message, I'd play it cool and wait for the 'right' time to respond. If you changed the past, The outcome would be exactly the same. If you kissed me, I'd break your heart with an unheartfelt smile. If you loved me, I'd be loved. This write resonates with the hopelessness of a terminally ill relationship; a comfortable place for the moment but nothing that could rightly be called home/happiness/fulfillment. And frankly, the last two lines are as apt a synopsis of such a relationship bout to die as any I've read in a very long time. 'If you loved me I'd be happy but I wouldn't return the favor.' Nicely done Bill | Posted on 2007-11-17 00:00:00 | by rws | [ Reply to This ] | Christopher | Its been awhile since I talked with you and I can honestly say I miss it In this write you really did an outstanding job You left the reader wanting more and also left the reader a little perplexed because this write could be referring to so many different situations This is just my opinion Christopher but if I were you I would consider changing the last line because it kind of wraps up this write to quick and brings it to a conclussion that dosent make to much sense I stress that is just my opinion This is your write and I would never tell someone how to write Great Job God Bless Ron Please if you get a chance Please take a look at some of my writes and let mne know what you think Thank You Ron | Posted on 2007-11-16 00:00:00 | by Ronswords | [ Reply to This ] | |