Back in March we met for the first time and fell into love, as we knew each other so well I kissed the rose tattooed neatly on your breast and you slept the first night with your head on my chest I felt happy, for the first time it was meant to last How on earth did I guess it would change so fast? I thought we were meant to be, as I hoped that you'd never leave We cried that last night, though I into my sleeve. And then when I came back I rolled up in my bed And never forgot our plans or whatever we said And time marched and we began to drift apart I'm bad at making phone calls, but you're still in my heart And that will never change, and I really do care but now we haven't seen each other in seven months. And it's not fair We began to argue,to complain, but I stayed loyal wrapped my mind in valentines and my libido in foil I've tried, forgive me, since March I've been chaste But while that hasn't been by choice, I'm not going to waste. I started exercising. Walking. Taking my mind off you And now we're far apart, I think I have a clue I'm not saying we're breaking up. We're not. We won't. And yet...I can't understand, worse, I don't. I love you, my plus-sized queen, and I always will but I'm not sure what to think of this brutal pill that I'm swallowing to make up for the fact that I feel like it's my fault that our love might die Goober sits on my monitor, looking down at me a gift for my birthday that I'll always see My family loved you, and I did too But this baby, the Spruce Goose? That bird flew Not that I'll let you go, you're still there but asking you to give up your life out there isn't fair Even as I write these words I remember that night when you left me for a week I didn't feel right And the stars were aligned, for a little while. But we're going down, down, on the mile It's...something I can't explain But my love and affection I did not feign Maybe you'll be happy with some other guy But I'll always love you. About that I'm not shy.Birth sign: Aries
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