Poetry: The cycle of love & pain - by Dy-Anne

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by Dy-Anne

Created on: March 02, 2007 Last Updated: May 14, 2007

You stained my heart with your charade
Take whats given
And never give it back again
Feeling a sense of decency
For what you've done
Because the timing was before
Your morals were gone
Loves slow hangover
clouding my brain
at least until
I let you do it again

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