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trust

you told me to tie

an apple on my head

and you indicated

your bow and arrow

 

"go stand 100 feet away,"

you said, "and i'll shoot the apple

don't worry,

i've got a nice aim"

 

i didn't hesitate

wanting to please you

trusting you

with my life

 

but you threw it away.

 

twang, the arrow

shot from the bow

the string wobbling

and you smiling.

 

the arrow soared

gracefully, dangerously

and missed the apple

instead piercing my forehead

 

it was then that i decided

i trust too much

and that trust is what

eventually killed me.

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Written by
calypoc
American
Published
Apr 14, 2013
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bleh. :/

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