Playing With Fire

Our love was never meant to last, I knew that.
I'm plain and boring, like grass that tickles your bare feet,
But you, you're like a fire that burns in the darkness of the night.
And though I knew we wouldn't last, I needed to try.

Mom always told me never to play with fire,
But I never knew playing with the fire within your heart was just as bad.
And when you left, my heart didn't break, it burned.
And darkness returned to my life.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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February 16, 2018 at 6:04 AM
People who play with fire get burned, well written Cassidy...
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