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Remember I was shattered, broken With only myself to put back together The warped and scattered pieces of me Friends hid, few stood by As I found myself after the storm A girl who longs for more Than the petty drama of your worlds For more than the negative energy Radiating out of your abysmal souls I tried to walk away long ago But loyalty and pity held me close To your obnoxious and rude personalities Something I have constantly ignored To salvage the friendships that once thrived I continually desired to avoid your judgement But drama and negativity became your daily wardrobe Jealously throbbed through your veins when finally I discovered the love I have always wanted I was happy in love and you were uncomfortable Your sidekick supporting your every statement Unfortunately for you, happiness is now my eternal wardrobe My days consumed by compatibility, adoration, passion, laughter Genuine love - something you will never comprehend I have gained so much from losing you
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