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My Muse


You had me at first glance

You gave me more than just a chance

 

You lit a fire in me that I can never defuse

You the artist became my muse

 

A love letter turned to cross country road trips and plane rides

Then you moved across the world to a different city with different tides

 

The distance was nothing too deep, because it was you that I wanted to keep

Even though at different times we would fall asleep 

 

You were pulling away and I tried to hold on tighter 

But for me it was obvious you weren’t a fighter

 

Someone new, more talented and interesting

I cant blame you, but it sure as hell does burn and sting

 

I told my friends it didn’t hurt

I distracted myself with a concert

 

In your hair remained the reds and blues 

But I should have seen the signs that maybe I just wasn’t your muse

 

 

 

 

 

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