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Homewrecker

I walked blindly into that night,

Or so I led you to believe.

No, I knew what I was doing, and how wrong it was.

I just thought

It could stay a secret,

Just a secret

And nothing more.

 

Of course I hoped for more,

But how much can one hope for?

How much can one hope for with signals so unclear?

 

I set my goals too high

And ventured to lows too low.

I knew what I was doing,

knowing it was wrong;

Even knowing how she would feel if she found out--

I knew it was wrong.

 

But that didn't stop me.

 

No, it takes an eighteen-wheeler going eighty,

Hitting me right in the face.

It isn't until then that I see.

 

It isn't until then that I see I'm a selfish *****

A homewrecker of sorts--

Undeserving of your love.

 

Leave me here,

Alone,

To bask in my desperation.

Though I'd give you my heart in a second,

Turn me down,

For I am more deserving of pestilence.

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kiana-gandol
American
Published
Feb 14, 2011
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