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The Sensitive Girl


Your love is like a drug

We use to hug and snug

 

But now somebody took my place

Everytime you look me in my face

I stare in space

 

When we kiss

Your lips are so sweet like a chocolate bliss

 

I smell your sexy cologne

But now you telling me to leave you alone

 

You use to me mines,

But now you're hers

 

It was you and I till the end,

But now you just want to be my friend

 

When you touched me I felt loved

Now I see a white little dove

 

It feel like my life is completely over

I can’t even stay sober

 

It was me and you on the same team

Now I’m leaving this sad dream

 

You always lied to me

But I can’t lie to you

 

BOOOMM!

You slammed the door

Now my body is sore

 
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kaberrien
<p>This poem is awesome.</p>

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