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I never meant to bruise your heart with pain.

I never meant to bruise your heart with pain, To steal away this happiness with haste. Truth be told: I'd much rather feel than feign, and all your love have longer gone to waste. I stand conflicted, and I now am broke. I'm at a loss for the words that I need. How do I tell you that I can't devote without the lost ability to mislead? Over my head now looms what I fear to lose, but what I'd prefer to let go than break. To lead astray would be but to abuse, what I want is not his pure heart to take. Guilty conscience draws ever closer still, What he needs me to be I can't fulfill.
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Mar 12, 2010
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(c) Joy Vanasse, 2009.

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