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Confession: Envy


I see you two together You say he's just your friend But still I feel this uneasiness Why do I feel this way When we are only friend When we are nothing more Still I don't want to see you two together I cringe when his name passes through your lips I bite my tongue. I clench my firsts. I can't help the way I feel. I hate the way you act when you two are together You follow him like a lost puppy dog You treat him like a king, yet you treat me like sh*t These feelings are beyond frustrating Forming a dark pit in my stomach Blurs of green before my very eyes You two are no longer together You come crawling back to me You seek some sort of comfort It's so twisted While you're unhappy, I relish Now I have you all to myself Jealous is a truly ugly thing
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