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Oct 2014
You showed the one in my heart the time of their life
And for that I thank you
But then you filled it with strife
And for that I resent you
He gave in to you out of lust
And you took advantage of him
And his nature, ever quick to trust
You broke his heart and bent his mind
Now he is hurting
He believes no one is truly kind
So when he is crying
I’m the one who holds him at night
This may not mean anything in your eyes
But you had no right
To force him to become wise
I will give you a piece of my mind
If ever I am ever with you alone
I will not be kind
I may not break your bone
But, I will be sure to convey to you,
You hurt the one I hold near
And for that I despise you
He was innocent before you came here
And you took it upon yourself
To turn him into an adult
Before he was ready him self
Makes you less of an adult
In my eyes you are less of a man
Than those who steal because they can
So take this into consideration
Next time you want some relation
Think of those your own age
And less of those who are too naive
To see that they are not of age
And that they are not ready to believe
That they are not ready
To do what they will in the future
Because you are to stupid to see
That you are taking their future
When you take what they need
You are not taking time to think
That you are being snide
You have brought me to the brink
But soon we will turn the tide
You will be where you belong
We will be better but not fine
When you see how you were wrong
You hurt those who are mine
When we see you in chains
When we see you being taken away
We will still not be able to remove you from our brains
After you went away
He hurts as if you are still here
I don’t want him to feel like you were
The one who would always be near
Because you are nothing but a animal
One who causes all around you grief
But we will not care at all
When people see you as a thief
Devon Bingham
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Devon Bingham  Kansas
(Kansas)   
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