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Choices

Do you see me, Or look right through me? Am I your looking glass, Your only way to see better grass? I feel so used Completely abused. You are alone, I am forever on my own. You ask for sympathy Aware of my over-flowing empathy. You cannot see past your face. How would you fell if you took my place? But just as one predicted, I am hopelessly addicted. I can't let go of this pain All of this has been in vain. Who ever said love Was a gentle as a dove Never heard your voice And always had a choice.
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cellobello
Irish
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Feb 18, 2012
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