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Created on: September 01, 2010 Last Updated: September 29, 2010
I thought I should mention
I'll never really forgive you, you know, like you never really loved me
You weren't "blinded by life", you just refused to see
I think its worth saying
I have counted every lie
32 figments of your imagination, pigments of truth you pulled from the sky
Not that it matters but
I never told you a single one
I loved you more than a child loves the bright summer sun
For the record
You're the only girl I know who can make a grown man cry
And the only one who does it with a grin, a smile, foxish and sly
Just so you know
You didn't really hurt me, this whole poem is a lie
Just thought I'd return the favor, So I'll say again my favorite thing I ever said to you: Goodbye
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