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Her and not I

by greyjunebug

You were suppose to hold me tight at midnight You were suppose to tell me I am beautiful You were suppose take me out and show me off to your friends and family You were suppose to kiss me every day You were suppose to tell me that I was the one You were suppose to say I love you But instead you were with her The girl you claimed that was your friend The girl you said you did not like the way you liked me The girl you kissed in public You held her like she was a diamond You kissed her like she was beautiful You loved her like she was the one You were right, you did not like her the same way you like me, you loved her and liked me. -Susan
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For You?
Written by
greyjunebug
Published
May 4, 2014
Time
1m
Notes

If he or she can not say they love you and mean it, then darling, it is time to move on.

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#love#broken#sad#cheated
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