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Bro-ken Friendship


You see me

Cowering there with disbelief on my face

Because of what you have done

You stand there with mocking eyes

Staring at me with such arrogance that I wince with pain

Never thought you would be so cruel enough to

betray our friendship.

 

Our friendship was so strong

So why did you have to hurt me and stomp my heart into the ground?

Where did my best friend go?

Couldn’t believe what you had done

to me, my body..what was your purpose?

You made me paralyzed with fear

 

I could have sworn you cared about me

but I guess I was wrong

You will not make me fall again

I had fallen that day in complete despair

You never cared...did you?

 

Now you are a bad memory

like a bitter taste in my mouth

that I can’t get rid of no matter how hard I try

I will never trust you..again

You betrayed me

You took my precious jewel

Karma will be a huge kick.

 

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