Too Nice
Something must be said
Nothing was ever spoken
Her smile laughed at me
My heart was somewhat broken
I struggled to reach her
It didn't matter if her body was near
Her mind was somewhere away
I could write down words
For her eyes to read
I could celebrate her form
And expose my feelings that way
But the most I ever got in return
Did not even measure up
to a I-don't-feel-that-way.
She never gave me a cold shoulder
She was too nice for that
She simply refused to rebuke me
And so my hope never died
She can still read what I write
But from her eyes
Her mind does hide
She may believe it's not about her
I'm long tired of that game
There will probably always be
Anger and resentment
Bundled with unbridled wonder
Confusion melded with excitement
And a lost feeling of longing
So the bar car has trundled on
A bitter in my hand
Drink once or twice with me
Just don't ask me for a plan