After a breakup the desire to reconcile emerges over and over again. With ever clear hind sight, personal shortcomings are readily apparent, and strategies develop regarding what could have been done to overcome them. Each reminder of the past relationship reinvigorates this thinking, and each personal acknowledgment emphasizes the ever-present swollen lump of sorrow that dwells in inside the soul of one who has forsaken love for lust and regretted the decision. The battle against this feeling rages as he rids his world of every tactile and visual reminder, yet he reluctantly knows that he still keeps his wedding ring. The ring is just kept somewhere where he will be reminded everyday.
(Track 9 from the album The Sparrow and the Crow)
After a breakup the desire to reconcile emerges over and over again. With ever clear hind sight, personal shortcomings are readily apparent, and strategies develop regarding what could have been done to overcome them. Each reminder of the past relationship reinvigorates this thinking, and each personal acknowledgment emphasizes the ever-present swollen lump of sorrow that dwells in inside the soul of one who has forsaken love for lust and regretted the decision. The battle against this feeling rages as he rids his world of every tactile and visual reminder, yet he reluctantly knows that he still keeps his wedding ring. The ring is just kept somewhere where he will be reminded everyday.