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I once knew a girl with a hole in her heart She was pretty and youthful, **** and smart And when the offers of love came They whistled straight through Clear through the middle No chance love could start She often took lovers, beguiled and entrapped No chance to get close, their time there was capped Lust turns to love But just for one party Next man approaching A sad lover lapped Late twenties, proposals, they came thick and fast She laughed in the face of each one that asked Unable to give more Than a month or two Though sometimes regretting The role that was cast Then one day, unexpected, a true love appeared She knew it was different the moment he neared With her iciness melted The hole slowly filled Now able to love Unsure why she had feared She gave all she had, her emotions awoken Not expecting he'd go, the reasons unspoken The pain when he left Was too much to bear A heart was made whole Only then to be broken
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 12:09 PM UTC
Estella
I once knew a girl with a hole in her heart She was pretty and youthful, **** and smart And when the offers of love came They whistled straight through Clear through the middle No chance love could start She often took lovers, beguiled and entrapped No chance to get close, their time there was capped Lust turns to love But just for one party Next man approaching A sad lover lapped Late twenties, proposals, they came thick and fast She laughed in the face of each one that asked Unable to give more Than a month or two Though sometimes regretting The role that was cast Then one day, unexpected, a true love appeared She knew it was different the moment he neared With her iciness melted The hole slowly filled Now able to love Unsure why she had feared She gave all she had, her emotions awoken Not expecting he'd go, the reasons unspoken The pain when he left Was too much to bear A heart was made whole Only then to be broken
shelley-connor
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 12:09 PM UTC
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