Deceitful
They told me eyes were the window to the soul,
That’s a lot for someone so young to hold.
What is the truth at such an age?
Because what I see is not love, more rage.
Your words so tender, and caring.
Your actions so hateful, so daring.
I never meant to miss your call,
But I will tell my mother it was just a fall.
I never meant to make you worry,
Next time, I promise, I’ll hurry.
Please, don’t be mad that I lied.
I know I promised I wouldn’t cry.
Another slam, push, shove.
How could anyone consider this love?
But how should I know?
They told me eyes were the window to the soul.
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