I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan
Love's Detour: A Bittersweet Journey of Lost Romance
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I guess I'll have to change my plan,
Realizing the need to alter my intended course of action.
I should have realized there'd be another man,
Recognizing the presence of another man in the romantic situation.
I overlooked that point completely,
Admitting a complete oversight or neglect of a crucial detail.
Until the big affair began,
Becoming aware of a significant event or romantic involvement.
Before I knew where I was at,
Finding oneself in an unexpected and undesirable situation.
I found myself upon the shelf, and that was that,
Being left without options or opportunities, resigned to a certain fate.
I tried to reach the moon but when I got there,
Expressing an ambitious goal, possibly in the context of a relationship.
All that I could get was the air,
Experiencing disappointment or failure in achieving the desired outcome.
My feet are back upon the ground,
Returning to reality and facing the consequences of one's actions.
I've lost the one girl (man) I found
Expressing regret for losing a significant romantic partner.
I guess I'll have to change my plan,
Reiterating the need to change plans due to unforeseen circumstances.
I should have realized there'd be another man,
Acknowledging the failure to anticipate the presence of competition.
Why did I buy those blue pajamas,
Pondering on past choices, such as buying symbolic blue pajamas.
Before the big affair began,
Reflecting on the period before a significant romantic event occurred.
My boiling point is much to low
Admitting a vulnerability or a lack of emotional resilience.
For me to try to be a fly Lothario,
Realizing inadequacy in pursuing a romantic lifestyle.
I think I'll crawl right back and into my shell,
Contemplating a retreat and isolation in response to emotional pain.
Dwelling in my personal hell,
Acknowledging a state of internal torment or distress.
I'll have to change my plan around,
Deciding to make adjustments to original plans in light of recent events.
I've lost the one girl (man) I found.
Expressing sorrow for losing a significant romantic partner.
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