Broken Trust
I thought you trusted me,
For you once asked me
About my greatest fear,
And I told you
Of all people
Because I loved you.
I thought you loved me,
Because you told me you loved me
Long before I told you,
And before we knew that loved each other
There was a profound level of trust
Between us, a bond I thought
Could never be broken
Because it was once so strong
And now it seems paper thin.
I am not sure what to believe.
I am torn between
What you told me and what you
Have revealed about yourself through your actions.
You looked me in the eye
And told me you wanted transparency,
But you are just like the rest of them.
You looked me in the eye and
Lied to me over such a simple detail
But it cannot be overlooked
Because I once trusted you with
Every fiber of my being
And with the one simple mistake
You made by keeping it a secret
You forced me to rebuild the walls
I put up so something like this would not
Happen to me again, but then I let you in
Because I love you.
I still love you, but love and trust
Do not always go hand in hand.
I cannot stop loving you,
But your simple mistake
Forced me to stop trusting you.
If you loved me, if you trusted me
Like you told me you did,
Why did you lie to me?
How can I put my trust in you again,
When you threw it all away last time
Over one mistake?
I want so badly to forgive you,
But I am starting to wonder
If you are even worth it.
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