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And then there's those other four letter words...

I never loved you for who you were I loved you for who you could be The light within the darkness that seemed Inescapable, impenetrable, inexorable. “Will you always love me?” “Of course.” I don’t think you lied I think you didn’t understand the question I spent so long waiting that I withered away Frozen in the snow You fell in glistening flakes all around me I held out for the warmth that you could never truly give Try though you did “I’m sorry.” I looked into your eyes, The one part of you that could never lie, And all I saw was the truth. It would have hurt less if you were insincere. I never said you were a mistake at all.
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hannah-lois
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Jan 30, 2012
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