I Said It Wrong

We were the closest since half quarter,

But you were such a magnificent traitor.

You tried to bump our heads in your own story,

You’ll never ever get that whitest glory.

 

You read my stories and I thought you’re smart,

Your brain is rotten like an old man who farts.

Remember those days when I said well something about you?

Forget it because you turned my world to a darkest old hue.

 

You’re just so young! Yes I know!

You’re making gossips and showing that you’re a shallow!

Songs and poems are easily written by a great someone,

Insults as well are turning me down.

 

I said it wrong when I told that you’re good.

You’re killing friendships and that is so rude.

Hey I’ve got to tell something about you!

Watch out 2015 because you will see me in a new hue!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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