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Breaking The Girl

I trusted you,

Took you as unknowing of your faults.

Thought I could believe you,

Confide in you my thoughts.

 

My heart still clings to you,

All of your aesthetic charms.

My mind and soul are hot coals,

Burning with anger and wanting vengeance.

 

All this time I thought you had seen me,

You had looked forward through a window.

You are truly a man of mirrors though,

Seen because I stood behind you,

No matter how much I wanted to be beside you.

Even now you can't see past yourself,

Oblivious to the fires burning around you,

You'll remain like this until it's you they consume.

 

Broken again,

I hate you for this.

I wanted you because you were a cure.

Now I'm left to the old antiseptics,

Music, movies and sympathetic friends.

They dull pain until I can find time to stand in the rain,

Find the time to confront this pain and banish these demons.

 

All my "thank you"s become regrets,

All the electricity grounded and gone.

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Written by
catherine-paige
American
Published
May 30, 2010
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This was written on January 29, 2009.

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