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Your Addictive Affliction

By H.L. Steele

By Hazel SteelePublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Your Addictive Affliction
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You drag me down with your addiction,

Nothing more meaningful to you,

Than your favorite affliction,

That blinds the eyes of the man I knew,

I see it day in and day out,

As your keyboard takes you away,

Now, for you, this is what life is about,

Your world in which you can sway,

I exist not to you anymore,

For your love has been replaced by a lie,

Please, kiss me one last time I implore,

Before within your new world we die.

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Hazel Steele

Hello, my name is Hazel Steele. I primarily write fictional stories and poems. If requested, I will write works of non-fiction, as I enjoy research and studying.

Thank you for taking the time to glance at my profile.

-H.L. Steele

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