Last Day of Our Acquaintance

This is the last day of our acquaintance. I will meet you later in somebody's office. I'll talk, but you won't listen to me. I know what your answer will be.

I know you don't love me anymore. You used to hold my hand when the plane took off. Two years ago, there just seemed so much more. And I don't know what happened to our love.

Today's the day Our friendship has been stale. And we will meet later to finalize the details. Two years ago, the seed was planted. And since then, you have taken me for granted.

But this is the last day of our acquaintance. I will meet you later in somebody's office. I'll talk, but you won't listen to me. And I know your answer already.

This is the last day of our acquaintance. I will meet you later in somebody's office. I'll talk, but you won't listen to me. I know your answer already. I know your answer already. I know your answer already.

- sinead o’connor

Carol A. Tiernan

Carol Tiernan is a marketing strategist and systems builder with three decades of experience turning complexity into clarity. She’s led growth and transformation across cybersecurity, SaaS, fintech, higher ed, and more—building scalable demand engines, repositioning legacy brands, and aligning marketing with revenue. Through her consulting work and thought leadership, she helps founders and executives build marketing that actually works.

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