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Created on: July 07, 2009
LEARNING THE TRUTH
I wish I could save you from the life you've dealt
to yourself
and the secrets you held
from everyone else
but me.
It's hard to see
that the innocence that lied beneath
your skin
has deteriorated from rim to rim
and the person that I grew up with
has such a little grip
on the restraint
that used to make
her someone I knew
with just a few
secrets I didn't know.
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