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Untitled #2

I told you,

like I told the one before you

Why --

Despicable things that hurt me,

And I avoided them to save myself from the pain. 

Then he came along,

With his sonnets and kaleidoscopes.

My eyes opened to a world only he could show me.

His lips parted as if to tell me what this world was.

You didn't listen,

Just like the one before you,

And I knew you wouldn't,

Yet I fell for your sonnets and playful touches.

We would do well to wish that this he

doesn't become another

you.

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Jul 10, 2011
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