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The thing is It’s my ******* problem, Mine alone - I can’t put that on you. It’s my own fault, For feasting on scraps, Tossed my way With vague intentions. I even told myself then, When I first earned your favor, To prepare for the worst; I was bound to get burned. But it just wasn’t that easy - I closed my eyes for just a moment, And liked, too much, what I saw: A glorious reconciliation Between my desires and your intentions. But when I opened them again, It just wasn’t the same; I borrowed hope from a daydream, And have lived in misery ever since.
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Dec 23, 2021
Dec 23, 2021 at 9:17 PM UTC
Beware of Daydreams
The thing is It’s my ******* problem, Mine alone - I can’t put that on you. It’s my own fault, For feasting on scraps, Tossed my way With vague intentions. I even told myself then, When I first earned your favor, To prepare for the worst; I was bound to get burned. But it just wasn’t that easy - I closed my eyes for just a moment, And liked, too much, what I saw: A glorious reconciliation Between my desires and your intentions. But when I opened them again, It just wasn’t the same; I borrowed hope from a daydream, And have lived in misery ever since.
ashw
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Dec 23, 2021
Dec 23, 2021 at 9:17 PM UTC
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