Ernest Hemingways Nobel Prize Speech.
"For a true writer each book should be a new beginning where he tries again for something that is beyond attainment. He should always try for something that has never been done or that others have tried and failed. Then sometimes, with great luck, he will succeed."
- Ernest Hemmingway
You used to make me feel like I could walk on water
Now most nights I’m just sinking down.
You’re the reason why I can’t listen to the same songs I used to.
I write songs about you all the time,
I bet I don’t run through your mind.
I’ve given up on you, but it still hurts to know you’re not alone.
Don’t worry, I’ll keep out of your life and stay awake at night.
It’s 4am and you’re keeping me from closing these sleepy eyes.
Does the thought of me keep you up at night?
Like the light on the ceiling of bedroom.
Lately, my dog’s the only one around that listens to my problems.
It’s been a lonely year.
I’ve given up on you, but it still hurts to know you’re not alone.
Don’t worry, I’ll keep out of your life and stay awake at night
With just my skin and bones.
It hurts to know you’re not alone.
I’ve given up on you, and my skin, and my bones.
(Source: embarks)
(Source: thestorysoffar, via fuckyeahtssf)
