Dylan categorically refuses to wish me luck. He says it goes against his morals, although I don't see how, since he also leaves lit cigarettes in the forest so I have to put them out.
Or maybe, if I really think about it, that makes perfect sense.
But I like to tell Dylan that there's no room for sense in the modern world,
And hypocrisy is a shoe three sizes too big
So i suppose objectively it's fine, in a roundabout way
Me and Dylan love roundabouts.
We love trying to talk circles around each other
And traumatizing all the other plastic equestrians
Who don't yet know that their parents will divorce
Dylan keeps begging to teach me Warhammer 40,000
And there's no world in which he understands that it will strike me down
Like a torpedo firing Icarus from the sky
So I tell him we'll do it tomorrow
This is much like the conversation we've had about Bojack Horseman, and that one Duster album
We argue when he says I'm not Real depressed
Because I believe that being medicated is proof of that
Instead of making the rock in my soul less real
I did not ask for this, Dylan.
I simply sat in my bed for too many days in a row to avoid it
And it is not a crime to be afraid of oneself
Any more than it is to love wrong
Or to love someone who is mean
The only jail we are in is our own
And the upsetting part is that there really is love
And when I cry he runs his fingers through my hair
We've never pulled each others hair
Or caused each other unwanted pain
But what does that mean, though?
I guess it means we did ask for this
We asked for something we can't stomach
And that's why I keep asking for luck,
Why he only respects black holes,
Why our inevitable breakup is schrodigers cat with only 12 lives
If I had to explain it, I would say that when I tell him I love him, he says it back.












