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Elizabeth Fruin
Poems
Feb 2016
White Lie
The night started out as a friends thing
We spoke for hours about everything
We laughed and joked around a bit
Then found our hands were a perfect fit
We acted as more than what we were
Which might have caused a feeling to stir
We told strangers this little white lie
And we didn't even have to try
We fooled the strangers by the bars
As we held hands under the stars
We moved swiftly to the music playing
Not realizing what we were doing
We started something that late night
It started small but then grew bright
It become a sense of belonging
That's when you became my only longing
Escaping the friendzone like a pro
Written by
Elizabeth Fruin
27/F/Durham
(27/F/Durham)
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