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I have my choice of amazing woman but yet I feel pain Is it because they love me but yet I don’t feel same, About her or her or you or you Please I wish someone would just tell me what to do Yet rather how to feel, about this pain in my chest that I don’t wish to reveal. For I love only one so all my ex’s want an appeal. Docket after docket on how I should be with them Just want to shut them all out and fall into my REM You see that's Rapid Eye Movement but my eyes only moved for you On this ship of relation that I would have forever stayed true. But for you it wasn’t the same, for the heart wants what it wants If that wasn't me then why was it a future you would taunt But I no longer feel guilt, pain, or obligation, For I have come in terms with being an abomination. I am such a fool for relishing in your eyes and caving to your temptation You are my greatest regret when you should have been my greatest salvation
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 1:35 PM UTC
Anguish
I have my choice of amazing woman but yet I feel pain Is it because they love me but yet I don’t feel same, About her or her or you or you Please I wish someone would just tell me what to do Yet rather how to feel, about this pain in my chest that I don’t wish to reveal. For I love only one so all my ex’s want an appeal. Docket after docket on how I should be with them Just want to shut them all out and fall into my REM You see that's Rapid Eye Movement but my eyes only moved for you On this ship of relation that I would have forever stayed true. But for you it wasn’t the same, for the heart wants what it wants If that wasn't me then why was it a future you would taunt But I no longer feel guilt, pain, or obligation, For I have come in terms with being an abomination. I am such a fool for relishing in your eyes and caving to your temptation You are my greatest regret when you should have been my greatest salvation
JustTy
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27/M/Virginia
Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 1:35 PM UTC
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