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Date Posted: 15:47:54 04/24/01 Tue
Author: Hobbes
Subject: What a word feels like


I can't help but be insanely attracted
to a trembling hand
or a quivering lip
it's what a sad word feels like against my cheek

I love the humility of uncertainty
the beauty of insecurity
it forces strength or kills the host
no exceptions
and never pitty

You always said that you were made
of how i made you feel
your favorite line -- "you made me think so"
but what the hell did i know about
the way a word could feel

So now that i know what a word feels like
i just want to say that

I was only great because
"you made me think so"
i only grew because
"you made me think so --- much"

i know you probably wont see this
you're such a different person today
still
if by chance you do...
Thanks, for everything you had no idea you did
Thanks for yesterday

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