She is so beautiful. I told her today, about it all. Should have I, should have I not? I don't really care right now, because she's sleeping in my bed.
I didn't know I enjoyed pain this much, not since today. It is a strange sort of pain, which hurts you in a pleasing way. So hug me, comfort me again. You look so beautiful. So tell me you're sorry, you don't want me in sorrow. There's nothing much to do about it anyway.
I watched the people flowing along the porches tonight, couples and miserables, the youngest and the eldest ran past, and every step was a second less to my departure.
Shall I forget you and leave this behind? Shall I admit it to myself and go on this way? The pure virtue of doubt.
But the touch, but the sight, all questions fade away and me myself melts.
I'll never get over this, I'll never do it I say. I'll be distant today, see what she does.