'love' always ends in heartbreak
"i'll never have to buy adjacent plots of earth
we'll never have to rot together underneath dirt
i'll never have to lose my baby in the crowd
i should be laughing right now"
limousine - brand new
the above is called 'making the most of a bad time' and it is what i've been trying to do for a long time.
i've always thought of how much it would suck when a people get married and then slowly the LOVE is lost. maybe over 10 years, over 50 years (if they're lucky), but slowly but surely, one fine day they'll realise it's gone.
then they think "OMG I'M FUCKED!"
or if somehow the LOVE lasts forever, one fine day one of them is going to die and leave the other behind, all alone and utterly heartbroken.
now, that would truely suck.
unless of course, they both die at the same time. i'm going to do that.
we'll never have to rot together underneath dirt
i'll never have to lose my baby in the crowd
i should be laughing right now"
limousine - brand new
the above is called 'making the most of a bad time' and it is what i've been trying to do for a long time.
i've always thought of how much it would suck when a people get married and then slowly the LOVE is lost. maybe over 10 years, over 50 years (if they're lucky), but slowly but surely, one fine day they'll realise it's gone.
then they think "OMG I'M FUCKED!"
or if somehow the LOVE lasts forever, one fine day one of them is going to die and leave the other behind, all alone and utterly heartbroken.
now, that would truely suck.
unless of course, they both die at the same time. i'm going to do that.
2 Comments:
"'love' always ends in heartbreak" cause people love and expect to be loved back.
what does true love mean to you anyway?
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Anonymous, at May 26, 2007 10:04 pm
damn, i can't think of the perfect cliche to answer with, like "true love is when you never have to say i'm sorry."
fuck that.
i think it means you never have to worry about the future because there'll always be someone there.
until one of you die, of course.
i have a simple mind.
By
cromber, at May 27, 2007 1:27 am
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