The first day we met you said, you will never fall in love.
You had a charming smile, and it was like you were from above.
I had slipped into your mind with my body and changed the way you felt.
You said that I was the only one that could make your heart melt.
Expectations high and my body wild with adrenaline only to be halted by your summer mind.
I was naïve and knew I dealt with other guys your kind.
Controlled and dominated by you, until you were gone like dust.
You did not know what you were capable of and I was the victim of lust.
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