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Just a Kiss

Just a kiss, buttercup Remember not to fuck me up. Maybe it’d be best, to promise Just one kiss. Strangers after all don’t have business with each other. That’s what mother Said. It will always wander in my head. But little by little My hands would fiddle Every single damn time I saw you. But knowing you’d never be able to come through. Our promise broke and one kiss led to two. Then three. And so forth. God, I shouldn’t have trusted myself with you. The last time our lips felt each other Was when your girlfriend caught us under your covers. She came by with a surprise But left with numerous lies and sobbing eyes. You yell at me. “Stupid whore couldn’t keep her mouth shut.” Yell he. I too, left with sobbing eyes. Then despise. And a part of me dies. Ever since we stopped this secret My weakness Is you. But I can’t do this, I have to stop thinking about your kiss. The thoughts continue to spew. This is wrong. I should have realized sooner you were just playing a puppet’s song.
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Written by
mitus
Published
Feb 21, 2018
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#kiss#fuckup#strangers#sob#weak#secret
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