I
sat waiting,
Like
the “me” you know, the “me” you’ve always known.
You
asked me what I’d do if you didn’t come home.
I’d
live alone.
I’d
keep waiting.
For
that’s all I do,
For
that’s all that I can do if I want to keep holding on to you.
The
situation you’ve put me in.
I
wait for some love to breathe,
I
wait for your voice to speak.
I
don’t know what I’m doing,
You
tell me you love me,
I
don’t feel it,
Why
don’t I feel it?
I’m
still waiting.
The
odds run around you,
Fate
and destiny and all the other good luck charms too,
Hands
on my head,
I
fall hopelessly on to my promising bed.
At
the end of the day,
As
I wash my hands,
I
wonder out loud about whether anything would change back into what we had a
time ago,
As
I wash my eyes,
I
wonder whether, one day, I’d be able to unsee all the scenarios we carefully
planned a time ago,
As
I wash my ears,
I
wonder whether I’d be able to scrub them clean of all the assuring lies you
told me a time ago,
And
finally,
As
I washed my feet,
I
wondered whether I’d be able to walk away from you.
I
could, and I would if you do it too.





