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Sometimes
she wanted to punish him She wanted to punish him for stealing her heart for making her laugh and laugh and cry She wanted to make him pay for every time she thought that they could go back and back and back to the days when she only ever laughed with him and about him and because of him and the days when the thought of him brought a sweet smile to her face She wanted him to feel like she did every time he ripped her heart from her chest and danced on it She wanted revenge for his lies [I love you, he'd said] and his broken promises and her shattered hopes She wanted a return on the minutes and hours and days she'd spent, broken and weeping, waiting for him She wanted to punish him for her helpless love And sometimes she wondered if he was punishing her
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