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Created on: April 07, 2009
Weak was I
Couldn't speak, like shy
Not even to inquire as to why
Left you, I
Cold, alone
Flung like stone
Yet, when you came back
I let you in, like home
I guess glad, I
You were back where you belonged
Maybe love you better, could I?
Scented love letters, wrote I
You assured me no more goodbyes
Tears streaming down my eyes
Never again you say
Mistakes made
You can't be blamed
No idea had you,
It caused such pain.
Not your fault
Just growing then...
Young as I, I understand
Must be boy,
Before you be man.
Hold no regrets,
Nothing in vain.
If one knows not true love
One wouldn't understand.
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