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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required You may be sitting high and mighty now my friend but you will not always be for your unearned happiness will one day end should you live long enough, you'll definitely see. Your only interests in life is having fun you're the life of the party, or so it seems but you must one day pay for the wrong that you've done and explain why you've killed so many dreams. You fail to remember all of the hearts that you've broken as well as all of the mean things that you've said you never apologize for any of your lies you just pretend that it never happened instead. Your friends think you're the best, maybe even a star while inside, you're dirty and rotten you may choose to forget who you really are but believe me, God has not forgotten. You've lied and cheated to get your way you've stepped on many to get to the top you'll suffer for these decisions that you've made, one day and then that ball that you're having will drop. I am not wishing anything bad on you believe me, I wish you the best however, there are consequences for all that you do and you are swinging at a hornet's nest. You think that you already know everything yet there is one thing that you haven't yet learned you see, I happen to know, that we reap what we sew and you will too, once the tables have turned. by Benjamin Macieo Davis ThePrinceofPoetry
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