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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Your icy words skate across your lips colliding into my ears Your hatred towards me is beginning to become clear My world is diminishing, a collapsing sphere Losing you is my greatest fear I've become drunk on the taste of my tears Your eyes loom with dissapointment My timing is always wrong, should i book in advance for an appointment Painful like a burned body in the need of ointment Concerned over your welfare Because I can never really be there Your annoyance is unfair I will never be your answered prayer I am a rabbit who is stuck in your snare Broken like a wooden chair Needing repair Your changing ways Remiends me of an actor in different scenes from different plays You think the devil has led me astray I love you more every day I think that's more then you could truthfully say You wish you could yank on my strings and I show me the right character I should portray Your eyes say it all, I am not who you want me to be What i am is wrong, which is just me In your confined walls i'll never be free Blinded with love I cannot see Bended on broken knee Stinging remorse from the bumble bee Looking from the highest tree Screaming like a banshee Come back to me Falling like a piece of debris These words that beg for understanding are my final plea
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