When I met you, I took a chance
and gambled on love
I tried to keep a poker face,
but you immediately called by bluff
I made the mistake of
showing my hand way too soon
I went all in, but you
never even ante'd up
It turns out you were a shark
I was a fish
I thought I went in with a bank roll
but I didn't know when to quit
Instead of tapping out when I should have
I doubled down
Even after I went bust
I kept taking hit after hit
I saved up affection for years
only to squander it all on you
Attention from you was harder to come by
than those elusive auroral glows
Over the years I amassed what I thought
was a fortune of love in my heart
It's now more bankrupt than
Trump's morals or casinos
I should have folded and cut my losses
several rounds ago
But I just kept going and digging
myself deeper into this mess
I got cleaned out
and now I'm in the hole
And I'd rather have bookies break my kneecaps
because it might hurt less
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