Can we make this work?
I don't know.
Can we try?
If you can, so can I.
But do we want to?
Maybe this time yes.
Can we put the effort in?
Would you rather suck it up again?
I don't want to lose you.
But you never had me.
You make it sound so easy.
Trust me, I never said it would be.
Will I ever get to see you?
I see you every day.
But can we spend some time together?
I won't say "no" or "never."
How did we get to this?
One day at a time.
How do we get out?
Well it won't hurt to pout.
Do you think you can respect me?
That's why we're doing this.
Can it work - me being just your friend?
Better than other ways that this could end.
But how do I stop caring?
I can't answer that.
I can't make it disappear.
I know - it's been more than a year.
I must admit I am a bit conflicted.
Quite understandable.
Can't figure if it feels like an end or a beginning.
Don't worry - we'll end up winning.
Can we make this work?
I don't know.
Can we try?
If you can, so can I.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
What's in a Smile?
Reality, truth, lies, and perception
Four aspects of one same event.
An intriguing concept- that all for pertain
To every event, no matter of time
Reality, truth, lies, and perception.
The reality is it's only a smile;
It took but a moment to cook.
It might hide some feelings, that I don't know
There might be something below.
But the reality is: it's only a smile.
The truth is there's everything in that smile.
There's anguish and pain, comfort and care
And yet at the same time it's completely carefree;
A reflection from the other side of the glass.
And the truth is: there's everything in that smile.
The lie is there's nothing to that smile
It's simply a courtesy, one in return,
The same as it has been for almost two years.
So for everyone now, both coworker and friend
The lie is: there's nothing to that smile.
The perception is the smile is proof blatant
That something juicy must be afoot.
And since no details have been yet released
The gossip begins to flutter and flow.
The perception is: the smile is proof blatant.
Reality, truth, lies, and perception -
Four aspects of one same event.
Four aspects of one same event.
An intriguing concept- that all for pertain
To every event, no matter of time
Reality, truth, lies, and perception.
The reality is it's only a smile;
It took but a moment to cook.
It might hide some feelings, that I don't know
There might be something below.
But the reality is: it's only a smile.
The truth is there's everything in that smile.
There's anguish and pain, comfort and care
And yet at the same time it's completely carefree;
A reflection from the other side of the glass.
And the truth is: there's everything in that smile.
The lie is there's nothing to that smile
It's simply a courtesy, one in return,
The same as it has been for almost two years.
So for everyone now, both coworker and friend
The lie is: there's nothing to that smile.
The perception is the smile is proof blatant
That something juicy must be afoot.
And since no details have been yet released
The gossip begins to flutter and flow.
The perception is: the smile is proof blatant.
Reality, truth, lies, and perception -
Four aspects of one same event.
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