Delusion
I thought we were something great
And now it's all over
Because you clothes-lined me, mate
In your game of red rover.
I thought you spoke truths,
Maybe it was but laced within lies.
With displayed behavior so uncouth
And exaggerated dialogue is your disguise.
I fell for your façade, again.
Now it's my fault.
It was your problem, then.
You always bring us to halt.
I'm just trying to get out my emotions;
I know I'm being so very redundant.
You're crazy and predictable as the waves of the oceans.
I just need to protect myself, and strive for abundance.
Copyright © Jessica Hoene | Year Posted 2015
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