The wind caresses my locks as if they were bamboo
As it calmly bids me a sweet adieu
Putting me into a daze where I see just you
As if you were a mirage I could not escape
Your assurance, comfort and silhouette used to leave me encased
In your wicked, daunting, baffling world
Where only you could make me feel secure
As the silence fell you would tousle my tresses
Whispering in my ear decadent devotions
But now I see through your façade
Your twisted games that made my heart bleed
That broke me
So I take a hiatus from all things like you
To avoid the heartache that is sure to ensue
And one day I will take my vengeance
that is true!
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Tina Rose
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