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Mocking Me

You say men don't get lonely. You claim men don't love. You point to me and snarl, "men don't care, you just don't care." Then why does my heart (That once held harmony with your own pulse) flutter near death? Why are you all I think about? Why does agony course through me? Why do I lust for it? Because I miss you! Your words mock me; mocking me because I'm a man who is lonely who is in love and cares so much that I treasure my broken heart. After all, every shatterling bears your autograph. You chose another man for a few morsels of forbidden fruit, and shout at me as though it were my fault. So, keep mocking me, claiming men don't love, hurt, or break. Listen to your own words, and know why now it's true of me.
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darren-koobs
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Mar 13, 2011
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