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His vilification and forgery of happiness Had scorned her love And as he used to lay down On the sweet and soft river bed With the placid waves merging around him The Crepuscular light peeking at twilight He watches herfrom the corner of both eyes Tearing apart as another man caresses her He breaks even further apart As he misses her warm embrace Her silky touch on his ragged face Her crisp ogling through his mind into his soul Her precious love had him engaged Her mellifluous persuasive voice had been What he missed the most He desired to taste such love again, But he knew and he knew That there is none quite equal to her
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Jun 14, 2018
Jun 14, 2018 at 2:52 AM UTC
His once true love
His vilification and forgery of happiness Had scorned her love And as he used to lay down On the sweet and soft river bed With the placid waves merging around him The Crepuscular light peeking at twilight He watches herfrom the corner of both eyes Tearing apart as another man caresses her He breaks even further apart As he misses her warm embrace Her silky touch on his ragged face Her crisp ogling through his mind into his soul Her precious love had him engaged Her mellifluous persuasive voice had been What he missed the most He desired to taste such love again, But he knew and he knew That there is none quite equal to her
How I feel about someone I loved dearly, but I'm too emotionally unstable to give her what she wanted and I lost her and she's moved on
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23/M/South Aftica
Jun 14, 2018
Jun 14, 2018 at 2:52 AM UTC
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