She makes me laugh. The way she talks.
It's what she says, the way she thinks
It's how she sways, the way she walks
It's how she moves... a cat, a lynx?
She shouts, she spouts, her eyes pop out
She preens, she struts and then she pouts,
She says it's love - no ifs, no buts -
And then she says she hates my guts
She makes me cry. That sudden rage
The flashing teeth, the look of scorn
All out of nowhere, off the page
She says she's leaving, gone by dawn
Her threats subside, ok, we've rowed
We need fresh air - we hit the bar
She walks straight over to her crowd
And blanks me, I'm left out, bizarre
I can't compete, I'm giving up
They all adore her, out of sight
But then she leaves them, comes close up
And hugs me, saying it's all right
My girl is mad, she's off her head
With her I'm whole or cut in half
Extreme, insane, but, as I've said
I can't explain, she makes me laugh
About the Creator
Ramsay Short
Award-winning writer, journalist, editor and poet writing on the topics of travel, grief, relationships, music, art, futurism, sustainability and love. Find out more here
Ramsay is also known for his work with the late Anthony Bourdain.
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