i saw him break like that glass of wine
all his happiness fall to the pine
and disappear into the dark between the boards
until all that was left was the stain
of who he'd been, smeared red like paint
she said i am so sorry
and when she turned to go
her heel smashed the glass to shards
i picked the pieces up and tried, oh i tried
to put them together just right
the edges smooth, perfectly aligned
but when we sat on the porch looking into the night
he said there is nothing here that needs mending
i promise you that i will write my own endings
see i am fine, i am fine, oh no, i am glad
this is the best lesson that i have ever had
so if he was never quite the same
no more poetry and simple leaps of faith
just sharp edges and a pretty face
well there's nothing anyone can really say
but he says i,
i have learned how to let go
to push my sadness outside
and latch the door
i like how it feels
to feel nothing at all
to never expect anything more
all his happiness fall to the pine
and disappear into the dark between the boards
until all that was left was the stain
of who he'd been, smeared red like paint
she said i am so sorry
and when she turned to go
her heel smashed the glass to shards
i picked the pieces up and tried, oh i tried
to put them together just right
the edges smooth, perfectly aligned
but when we sat on the porch looking into the night
he said there is nothing here that needs mending
i promise you that i will write my own endings
see i am fine, i am fine, oh no, i am glad
this is the best lesson that i have ever had
so if he was never quite the same
no more poetry and simple leaps of faith
just sharp edges and a pretty face
well there's nothing anyone can really say
but he says i,
i have learned how to let go
to push my sadness outside
and latch the door
i like how it feels
to feel nothing at all
to never expect anything more
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