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Not a Little Girl Anymore

When we met I was young, naive, and innocent. My sense of reality was distorted. I thought love was all happiness and laughter. I felt passionate feelings no fourteen year old should be feeling. I should have kept simple things on my mind, like being a little girl. When it came to my thoughts you overruled. I thought we should be like the movies, I was dilusional and clueless. I had alot to learn, alot of bridges to burn. I learned these lessons as the years went past and our relationship didn't last. We were only together a short time but your lessons I kept in mind. Now I am twenty and still I love you so, but now there are things I also know. Love is not a movie, a book, or a song. Love is a learning that takes life long.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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