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Saboteur

My poetic subterfuge,

Is little more than a small boy's kiss,

Gone awry in the mix of things,

For all the pretty thoughts I miss.

Who am I to lie to you?

I thought when we first met.

I spoke to you in riddles,

Saying I hadn't lied quite yet.

Are the words "ruin what we've got"

Just enacted like a phrase?

You were dancing all around me,

And I was in a daze.

Getting caught up in the moments,

Little blades of grass,

Watching the sunset fall,

As we let the moment pass.

In the end I was wrong,

It wasn't us inside that song.

I find myself the bitter fool,

Who let himself get pulled along.

You never meant to hurt me,

I could see it in your eyes.

The difference then, between us,

Was made from my cruel lies.

Never thought it'd matter,

I was spatter on the wall.

After all, it wasn't subtle,

I crashed to end the fall.

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desmond-desjarlais
Canadian
Published
Sep 23, 2010
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took me a few years but i finally got over the ****

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