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This was written in anger directed at a close friend. I swear, I was so mad I couldn't see straight. That anger at her and at myself is one of the more disgusting feelings I have ever felt in my life, and I’m not proud of it.
I know I deserve it.
I suppose you’re not wrong
But you’re not wrong in one of those
Ways that makes me wish you were
Not
Not
Wrong.
Or not
Not
Not
Right,
As one might choose to put it.
So, I suppose you’re right.
Partly, anyway.
You said I said I couldn’t go
Because I was tired
Had homework
Was busy
And I was.
And now you pull the guilt trip,
And now I feel like I must not have
Been busy
Or tired
Or overworked
Enough
To merit using them as an excuse.
DAMMIT!
I was tired!
You asked me if I wanted to go!
Hell, no, I didn’t want to go!
I wanted to spend time with
everyone, but I also wanted
to take care of my own sanity!
You asked me, so I answered.
What did you want me to do?
Lie?
Oh. So you want me to—
Lie.
You did tell me never to do that, you know.
I was only being honest.
Like always.
If it bugs you, you can always tell me to just to suck it up and
Lie.
But couldn’t you make it more lighthearted?
Less like a funeral?
Come now, let’s not cry over our crepes.
DAMMIT!
Is a few hours of time to myself
SO MUCH
To ask?
I suppose it is.
Because you are Not Wrong
And I am an Idiot.
Dammit.
This would be so much easier
If I hated youBut I don’t.
So in the future,
Tell me when to lie,
And when to take care of myself.
Because I’m not going to know
Because I’m an idiot,
After all.
The funny thing about idiots—everyone
Is one.
But nobody seems to like each other any less
For it.
It’s only the ones who are Right and Not Wrong
That make us mad.
They’ve somehow managed to rise above
The best
Of us!
And so, they are Not True Idiots At All!
But only for a time.
We will take you back, you know.
You cannot escape.
For though you are Sensible and Right,
You are still an Idiot At Heart.
There are bigger things than this.
Right, Andrew?