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Till Near Death Do Us Part
I gave you my heart; you didn't see me. You saw a toy to be used then discarded. I came to you naked, trusting and innocent; you didn't see me. You saw honesty so pure and true you couldn't believe it. I gave you my mind, body and soul; you didn't see me. You saw a hopeless fool with no pride. I took you to a secret place where the treasure That is my spirit runs wild and free; you didn't see me. You saw the tear in my living room chair. I held you in my arms and pressed my body against your wounds trying to stop your bleeding; you didn't see me. You saw a succubus trying to make you weak. I cast my heavenly pearls before carnal swine; you didn't see me. You only saw the string that held them together And used it to choke me till I almost died.
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