break me up

you made a promise yes you miss standing there on the escalator carried with me to a common destination brief though our tenure there lasted. you said you'd call you took my number and stole my heart and i never received a vibrate my way from you. you hung a left you wanted some lingerie you said i swung right i needed a cold shower.

i walked past the ice cream shop and i looked back. you kept walking so i kept walking and at the door of the j crew i chanced a glance once more and your eyes met mine and i said fuck me and a little girl stared at me while her mother glared. so i left.

i waited for a call that never came like a girl in 10th grade waiting for her romeo. so i said fuck this and this time there were no little girls and their mothers so the keys and i drove to the bar.

i said hi rob he said you again i looked up he was smiling rob is good people. the air smelled like alcohol of course and mixed with the smoke of cigarette dying into the black of the plentiful dark offered here it made for a beautiful concoction. but i opted for the vodka and tonic.

the stool patiently bore the weight of my sorrows and i punished my liver for life's unfair. one glass two glass i had a little empire building but rob the empire destroyer said no more for you kid. so i sighed and tipped the good man and turned to leave and there you were. lover of mink you pretentious woman you smiled at me mr. speechless wondering if maybe rob was right and maybe i did have one drink too many and was imagining things.

at the coffee shop you silly woman told me wrapped in comfort pillows and sheets so soft and warm in the cool we want the magic from our dreams to lie in our days and i said fuck me.

black stiletto boots it's you i love not the woman who wears you.