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He is the inconvenient truth, And always goes unnoticed. I guess it's for the better, I would hate to be ****** into, His heart he hides, Under the vacant smiles. He is the boy who tells white lies, And balms his good intentions. I want him to tell me so, I hate the fact he doesn't. His mouth just seeps sugar, What he thinks I want to hear. He is a constant misconception, And prides himself on his demeanour. They think of him as nice, or kind, I hate the fact I see the latter. His delusions of how things should be, Will never cloud my judgement. For what I hate the most about him, Is that I know who he really is, And it's sad, he wouldn't recognise reflection.
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 4:51 PM UTC
Gentleman
He is the inconvenient truth, And always goes unnoticed. I guess it's for the better, I would hate to be ****** into, His heart he hides, Under the vacant smiles. He is the boy who tells white lies, And balms his good intentions. I want him to tell me so, I hate the fact he doesn't. His mouth just seeps sugar, What he thinks I want to hear. He is a constant misconception, And prides himself on his demeanour. They think of him as nice, or kind, I hate the fact I see the latter. His delusions of how things should be, Will never cloud my judgement. For what I hate the most about him, Is that I know who he really is, And it's sad, he wouldn't recognise reflection.
Pushingdaisies
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 4:51 PM UTC
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