This poem is about a failed relationship, as indicated by the repeated line "This isn't a love song". The speaker recalls memories of their partner's body and escapades they had together. However, the relationship has now ended, with their ties left unsaid and the speaker having to steal a line to see their partner one last time. The poem concludes that what they had was never meant to be a love song or a love story.
This poem is about a failed relationship, as indicated by the repeated line "This isn't a love song". The speaker recalls memories of their partner's body and escapades they had together. However, the relationship has now ended, with their ties left unsaid and the speaker having to steal a line to see their partner one last time. The poem concludes that what they had was never meant to be a love song or a love story.
This poem is about a failed relationship, as indicated by the repeated line "This isn't a love song". The speaker recalls memories of their partner's body and escapades they had together. However, the relationship has now ended, with their ties left unsaid and the speaker having to steal a line to see their partner one last time. The poem concludes that what they had was never meant to be a love song or a love story.
Metamemory of your body rattles A cage of chained goldfish escapades Do you mind if I borrow a line Or do I have to steal it? This isn’t a love song ~
Goodbye my strong eyed dreary ties
Eager left well unsaid, telephone off the receiver said “Broke free ~ the caged-tigers came tumbling out” So I had to steal a line just to see her Had to steal a line just to see her And this isn’t a love song ~
So don’t take me that way
Even when you laughed and danced It all away, I prayed goodnight While I snuffed the light, Loathsome tunnel reality But this was never meant to be a love song ~