You remember the phone calls,
All those late nights,
(for you, not me)
I wrote all those poems,
You, all those comments.
It wasn't a long relationship,
Not by adult standards,
We lasted a year,
long distance, coast to coast,
Washington to Virginia,
But it felt like forever--
No, not the first few months,
That was Heaven,
I was so giggly and happiness bubbled,
But reality hit
And when reality hits, it hits
hard,
We lasted a year,
And five days,
It was for the best,
Your depression was bringing me down,
And visa versa for you.
Now I hear you got a new girl,
A month after the break up,
Now, don't get the wrong idea,
I'm
not jealous at all,
But really?
She's not going to solve your problems,
Sure, she's close--
close enough to meet up every day,
But it's a high school relationship,
And so far, you haven't had much luck in those.
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