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The road was wet with rain And they were sharing the same umbrella. They were just about to cross the street, While inside a jeepney I sat in pain; Staring at the loading area, Thinking that what have followed him were supposed to be my feet. At some restaurant in a mall, They sat, talked, and ate dinner. They were together from afternoon 'til evening, While I just came home after a stroll, Thinking how much she was a winner For having what I have always been wanting. He says he had so much fun, Going from places to places with her. They had karaoke and then some. I guess I could start shooting myself with a gun, Than to tell myself I'm fine, and be a liar. What is to lose, anyway? I have none. I guess my role isn't really that good. I thought being his girl is one thing I wouldn't trade. But it seems like their roles are better than mine. They are the ones who can make his mood. I guess I'd rather be his comrade, Than to be his girl; for which he has no time. If I were a greek goddess, Then I must be Hera; And he must be Zeus. I'm jealous, I confess; Of all the women he was with this era. I'm the one he loves, but I wonder how long can I be his muse.
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Jun 1, 2013
Jun 1, 2013 at 4:00 AM UTC
Jealousy
The road was wet with rain And they were sharing the same umbrella. They were just about to cross the street, While inside a jeepney I sat in pain; Staring at the loading area, Thinking that what have followed him were supposed to be my feet. At some restaurant in a mall, They sat, talked, and ate dinner. They were together from afternoon 'til evening, While I just came home after a stroll, Thinking how much she was a winner For having what I have always been wanting. He says he had so much fun, Going from places to places with her. They had karaoke and then some. I guess I could start shooting myself with a gun, Than to tell myself I'm fine, and be a liar. What is to lose, anyway? I have none. I guess my role isn't really that good. I thought being his girl is one thing I wouldn't trade. But it seems like their roles are better than mine. They are the ones who can make his mood. I guess I'd rather be his comrade, Than to be his girl; for which he has no time. If I were a greek goddess, Then I must be Hera; And he must be Zeus. I'm jealous, I confess; Of all the women he was with this era. I'm the one he loves, but I wonder how long can I be his muse.
jami-samson
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Jun 1, 2013
Jun 1, 2013 at 4:00 AM UTC
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