Just Go

I don't need you. 
I'm fine just by myself.
I did it before and, 
I can do it again.

You can take all your crap,
And walk right out that door 
Take your so called loyalty,
And never ever come back home.

Take your so called love, 
And pour it a drink.
Call your ego too,
Cause that's all you'll ever deserve.

Your immaturity screams volumes, 
But I guess I was floored.
Thought you were my friend,
But you're just a wooden board. 

Your promises were conditional, 
Depending on your fate.
I was just a pawn,
But it looks like a checkmate.

Your lies you can take,
And walk right out that door.
I never want to see that face. 
Not now.Not ever.No more. 

By

Amanda Miller
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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