What You Thought Were True Was Wrong
What you thought you were true was wrong,
I'm saddened over someone to whom I could belong.
Every suspicious look
made you turn back,
and create the myths about me;
those feelings of confusion
tempted to move you along secretly
and tag me, but that was a hallucination.
What you thought was were true was wrong,
I'm saddened over someone to whom I could belong.
The sense of fear that
depressed you along with jealousy
gave you sleepless nights and
a reason to suspect each word
I said and watch over me;
the jealous type doesn't
walk away from that easily...
she is the one who has
a doubtful attitude
and avoids being alone.
What you thought were true was wrong,
I'm saddened by someone to whom I could belong.
What kept you alerted you and wondering
how I mistreated you were wrong;
I wake up each morning after morning
with a dreadful feeling that deprives me of living.
What you thought was true were wrong,
I am saddened over someone to whom I could belong.
Copyright © Andrew Crisci | Year Posted 2021
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