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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She just don't get the way it makes me break a little more cause she pays me no mind I'm so in love with her, but that feeling for me she left so far behind Even when we're together we're not, she's here but always has something else to do Before you know it she's fast asleep, exhausted from avoiding only you She fakes how she's feeling while hiding the real down deep She's made up from a puzzles missing Pieces A dream about a nightmare so she never sleeps She's that thing everybody craves, but you don't know how to get more She will rip you to shreds, while she's making you feel stronger then before Hurt you with actions beyond your comprehension Ask why your upset for She will bring back your smile Become most of the tears that escape from your eyes Not allowing herself to be happy, her demons eat her soul alive Everyone just thinks, it's just who she is and how she rolls As I see she's simply lost all semblance of control She won't settle for everything, yet she wants nothing at all She one phone call away from an emergency call Maybe some will notice, and pull her in tight Was it truly only me, that could do nothing quite right So pray to whoever you pray to Shout at them if you please That she finds what she's looking for Before becoming nothing more than a whisper in the breeze
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