Illusions
The trust I reposed in myself was unfathomable.
Air tight, solid.
My perspective, unique. My taste, flawless.
I see the good in people.
Just about everyone has a good side.
That view hasn't changed.
It's just altered.
So determined to see good in the world,
I shot myself in the foot.
Blinded to the truth, I saw things that weren't there.
My heart bled for I was betrayed.
Betrayed, by the very thing I trusted.
My eyes. My judgment and decision making.
Only if I had doubted just a little.
Only if I pondered to ask "could this really be all true."
My heart would be in a better place if my sight and mind did their job.
In the end, my blurred vision resulted in a mirage.
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