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You had me. Completely. From the very start. And you knew it. It’s strange; how different you are to me now. But, how foolish of me to believe a conman’s pitch? But, how could I not? It was the best kind of lie; one I wanted to believe. My heart stopped beating each time I looked at you. How could I overlook my own cardiac arrests? Your tongue was so smooth, I didn’t notice it was forked. Your words sounded so good, I didn’t realise they could be false. I fell so hard, that I didn’t even think that I could hit the ground. But, of course, I hit the cold concrete. In fact, I crash every time I remember your face. Because sometimes the cruelest of liars are the easiest to believe.
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Nov 2, 2017
Nov 2, 2017 at 4:09 PM UTC
You Had Me, But Not Anymore
You had me. Completely. From the very start. And you knew it. It’s strange; how different you are to me now. But, how foolish of me to believe a conman’s pitch? But, how could I not? It was the best kind of lie; one I wanted to believe. My heart stopped beating each time I looked at you. How could I overlook my own cardiac arrests? Your tongue was so smooth, I didn’t notice it was forked. Your words sounded so good, I didn’t realise they could be false. I fell so hard, that I didn’t even think that I could hit the ground. But, of course, I hit the cold concrete. In fact, I crash every time I remember your face. Because sometimes the cruelest of liars are the easiest to believe.
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Nov 2, 2017
Nov 2, 2017 at 4:09 PM UTC
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