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Deed of Deception

I hoped for love, With me being what I am. There was none, Who would find a point in me, Good enough to be loved. I, being what I am, Cursing myself, wiping tears, -A Deed of Deception. And I then accepted I wasn't one, At least in the known eyes. My pocket is torn and empty, The walls of my room are blank, A fast running clock, Is all that hangs there. -09-12-24

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