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Apr 2019
You stab me in the back.
And then you beg for forgiveness.
And I forgive, but I never forget.
Cause if you look closely,
you will see, all the scars
from before.
Down on your knees, youΒ΄re so sorry.
Begging, for forgiveness.
As you mistake my kindness for weakness,
you stab, again and again.
Until you think, that you need not ask,
for me to forgive.
And this is when I know,
that youΒ΄re not worth my while.
As my wounds heal, I become stronger.
While you, grow weak.
Written by
Outsider  20/F/Norway
(20/F/Norway)   
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