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Anger

Enough of your games, you always win. Enough of your pain, derived from sin. Inside you are already dead to me. Good thing I haven't started acting out. Did I break the structure of what I said? You ruined the foundation that holds up my head. So I won't give you an ounce of remorse. Instead you're just a marker along my course. You wanted it all, I gave all I could. You wanted my love, I said that I would. But now you've tarnished all that I had. So don't play dumb at the fact that I'm mad. I'm starting over now, so I need to move on. By this time tomorrow, you know I'll be gone. On to the next one, who will say more the same. Because everyone knows that love's just a game.
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nolan-davis
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Written by
nolan-davis
American
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Nov 30, 2012
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