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life 2 min read 489 views Mar 26, 2017

Plagiarism

Why would I show you my scars just for you to cut them reopen

you're supposed to be my safe place, the one who makes me forget that im broken

but it turns out you're even worse than the original creators

for I was hurt by many over the years now your a** is added to the list of perpetrators

piercing scarred tissue is not coincidental it's a 100% intentional

but it's okay, by the time I'm done with you your actions will be a 100% regrettable

not a single sign of remorse from you, everything about you is a lie

you sought out my pain cuz you indulging in others damage then try to break me to the point where I wanted to die

obviously you have done this before wth have you made this your profession

you're sick in the head, you can go straight to hell! you and your mental infection

I'm angry as hell and I hope you can tell you've activated my all kinds of crazy

you're sweating profusely, don't get nervous now I just want to talk about what happened baby

I just want to say your actions were harsh and your words were hurtful but somehow I forgive you

with your sigh of relieved I pull out my pistol say I forgive you with intent to kill you

what's wrong? you seemed proud with a sense of accomplishment. 15 minutes? this here is your time

that's why I'm standing over you, gun pointed to your head. Smile! this is your moment of shine

instead you scream like a b**** at the top of your lungs for someone to please come get her

thinking to myself I'm tired of being hated but in this instance the hate must be so much greater

I have a reason to hate too! this mother f***** was my Judas! in fact my biggest traitor

but today poetry just saved your life

thank God for this pen and this paper

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