You weren’t mine, not really.
There was no labels, no title to justify this ache in my soul.
You weren’t mine, not really
But you asked me to move in and you thought about me in the houses you were looking at and how you could give me a space that was mine and asked me to leave a toothbrush.
You weren’t mine and I didn’t need labels because you sent me love songs and told my friends about me and told me over and over that you were sure
You talked about how we had wasted so much time with the wrong ones that no we weren’t moving to fast.
You weren’t mine, not really
But I got attached anyway, built a home out of the bricks I took down from the walls I had built over my lifetime, and for a moment, I wasn’t thinking about how people leave because I was sure
And then you left, you waited till I had no defences left, till I took off the vest and then you pulled the trigger.
And I lay here with this hole in my chest, wondering how I got here, how I could be so stupid.
And maybe you played me, a beautiful captivating soul crushing melody, but you played yourself too
Because you gotta be careful sometimes what bridges you burn, because they all look the same in the dark and maybe,maybe you burn the wrong one.







