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Dear, Mr.Right


You destroyed my life

But im not broken

There’s plenty fish in the sea

Without you I thought I couldn’t be

But here I am standing strong

Not even a tornado can knock over this solider I’ve become

Too much pride like a patriot

Believing united we would stand

You may have thrown me around

Carried yourself high as I fell to the ground

Dignity is something I would never lack

Like I’d be sad over you, you must be on crack

That diamond you gave me was as small as your bar

But thanks for the ring

It paid for my down payment on my brand new car

You think you’re a man but it’s more like a disgrace

To all the huMAN race.

You’re just another lesson learned

By the way I bought you a brand new earn

Now I lay you down to sleep

May your body not rest in peace

Now that you’re gone I am finally free

I caught some fish

And your brothers number 3

I hope the rats keep you company

While me and your brother live happily

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Burgundy_
<p>Amazing. Well written! :3</p>

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