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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required For a second there in my lousy little life there used to be a someone who made me smile and to me I have this rule Never to hate someone That once made me smile ****************** But the feeling is inexplicable When that specific someone Put an ice cold dagger in my back fire burning lava in my throat When I knew a truth that I shouldn’t have A truth that shouldn’t exist as a truth And for a second there In that little lousy life of mine With my little naive brain And my heart blinded by kindness I thought .. I believed more like it That this someone Felt back what I felt Or ever at least shared a thought ****************** But you I thank You who stood there at that very moment To show me the light Out of a dark night Of fake hopes and false thoughts To lead me to shore In a sea only covered by foggy misery But I tell that someone That if good ever returned to bad What bad did to good Then you would’ve seen a day Where good is no better than bad And smartness is not empty talk Its not talk at all But beware what a smart one thinks Or what he does and fear him most ******************* The heart beats for two For love it beats And for truth These are my thoughts I live by them They live in me And if these thoughts Are dumb I never want to be smart.
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