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The last to know
She played me like a puppet suspended on a string. I dangled from her fingers and never saw a thing. Bedazzled by a power to big to understand, I was but just another she held within her hand. Each day was like the other as I hung there in place, not knowing that she waited to slap me in the face. She played me like a puppet suspended on a string. I dangled from her fingers and never saw a thing. I guess the "age-old" adage that we have heard is so, for I was just another who was the last to know. 7/6
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