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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required ~~~~I am so angry and I don't know why I feel like you've changed right before my eyes I left a while ago and you were fine I fell in love with the other guy You remeber the one, you used to be Now you've gotten used to the idea of abondoning me ~~~~~~~~~~~~So damn confused I hate how you always look so damn amused Like a kick to the gut with steel toed shoes I am so cold that my skin turns blue Staring at me with lips that are silently fused You are right that you have the right to choose Whether or not, you'll accept me would be welcoming news ~~~~~~~~~~~My love you've started your life anew Five steps ahead and im 20 to few Right back here behind you Choking on the morning dew Tears in my mouth garble the words of I love you's Wrap your arms around me I need to know you need me too ~~~~~~~ I am up, and then I am down, and then I am down A yo-yo wrapped around your finger, flipping me around I try to hold my head up, but i wear sorrow as my crown with a matching frown. My spirits have sunk and now have drowned ~~~~~~~Here we are, back to this tired old game. Our fighting words have caused me pain My heart is a dying flame. Losing it all, and I am slain You will soon forget my name If you cannot catch my speeding train headed for sunsets over the horizon on a different plain
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