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Breaking Hearts


At least this time I knew it before I said it

 



So this time around there's no way I could regret it

 



No need to loop it again for all the outrageous aesthetics

 



You ask me to explain but there's no need for radical edits

 



I said what I said, 'cause we both know it's true

 



There is no love being transmitted from me to you

 



But you are reciprocating the opposite

 



A vice-versa betrayal left you in a delicate trance

 



As I shot the audible artillery; you cock back trying to persuade me

 



Sayin', "One day we could be there...maybe." Listen...baby, you're attempting to be an optimist

 



The emotivity dwelling closeted in my mind, so deep and wickedly entwined, among the depressing racks, hangers, sheets, and bedspread of consciousness

 



So you do you, and I got mine

 



We obtained harmony in our comradery

 



Attempts of destruction of connections this sweet, would be shameful to say the absolute least

 



I bid you adieu with the most def, love and peace

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