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I regret to inform you that I just don't care. You were a crutch and I am sorry. I stopped stealing your energy once guilt set in I came clean. It is surprising to me, you still want to be friends I do not want you I do not love you I do not want to be with you Your feelings are erroneous You should not love me. Something inside of me becomes frustrated, you will never understand my point I want to continue these tortuous habits you make me want to beat it out I feel as if I need to teach you, the harshness of others This malice that I bring.... Do you deserve it? Do you invite it? Do you need it? It seems you do Keep begging for the misery and I shall deliver. This is just the ***** inside of me
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 6:21 PM UTC
The ***** inside of me
I regret to inform you that I just don't care. You were a crutch and I am sorry. I stopped stealing your energy once guilt set in I came clean. It is surprising to me, you still want to be friends I do not want you I do not love you I do not want to be with you Your feelings are erroneous You should not love me. Something inside of me becomes frustrated, you will never understand my point I want to continue these tortuous habits you make me want to beat it out I feel as if I need to teach you, the harshness of others This malice that I bring.... Do you deserve it? Do you invite it? Do you need it? It seems you do Keep begging for the misery and I shall deliver. This is just the ***** inside of me
(written in 2012) I am sorry if this is considered explicit I did read the rules and nothing was said about "bad words" ***** It is somewhat hateful in a sense that the subject matter is about me using someone for personal gain. In the end though I feel like it expresses the release I have felt from being honest about my short comings. I do ask that if you feel I need to mark this explicit that you let me know before reporting/deleting. Thank you
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 6:21 PM UTC
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