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A Sicken Love Feeling

by jellyfish

A girl that would, a girl that just couldn't, mean nothing to me, but the other that wouldn't? Or rather, she shouldn't, she's taken, she wouldn't. A heart made of gold, I love her, she's prudent. The girl that just couldn't, it's not that she wouldn't, one side can hide but the other? That couldn't. I still made her moan, and shuffle, and tense, no less to atone for the mess; not alone. And the girl that would? She's taken, I shouldn't. It's not that I wouldn't, but hell I just couldn't. Because the other that wouldn't, was with me, each time, and I love her. And maybe it's worth it, when later, both lovesick, I heard her admit, that she might love me too. She couldn't decide, when her eye met with mine, to abide moral side or give in, and confide. In a sicken love feeling, disgusting, appalled, to think to give up, to consider a fold, because you might love me too.
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Jan 9, 2014
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