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My heart stopped, my jaw rocked I couldn't believe my eyes the tightness clenched overwhelmed by your lies Feeling breathless watching you desert me made me restless With every passing footstep Getting quieter the weight got heavier I stood there lethargic turning cold hearted Accepting I was defeated Your elegant, delicate hair disappeared Your silk like hand print is still there The hope had shredded This was something I couldn't bear It sunk deep like an anchor With the past looking like a blur resulting in my heart begging her whilst my mind thanking her The brightness cleared The darkness appeared I realized this was the end
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