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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required i've loved. i've lost. and for you i paid the cost. i've suffered enough. time's up! why did you always make promises that you could not keep? why were you so quick to deceive? shut your mouth. quit lying from in between those teeth. i have no use for you. i'll longer be lead astray by empty words. i hope you get exactly what you deserve. i'll never forget the way i wept over the promises you never kept. wasting time away. i was wasting my time. so blind. deceived by your countless number of lies. i'll let this die. i'll let it die. i won't cling on to the past. i'm done with you. and when karma comes around, baby it'll haunt you. so remember promise breaker when this is finished and complete that you were the one to lead yourself down a road of demise and defeat. will you have remorse? will you have regrets? for all the promises you never kept. i have no pity for you after all the pain and heartache you have put me through. i'll let this go. i've pulled myself away from this threshold. i'll let karma come back to bite you. and when you feel weak and your heart is shattered i will have reversed this pattern and i will rid myself of this misery. how will you feel when you're on your knees? begging. pleading. this is all your terminal disease. i'm finally letting go.
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