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What I say, What I feel
I love her
Yet I can’t tell her that
For I fear she might reject me
Or that my love may hurt her
So I’d rather be her friend
Then cause her pain
But sometimes…
When she knocks on my door
Crying, Heartbroken
Mascara running down, mixed with tears
From her beautiful, ocean blue eyes
Her cheeks colored pink and red
Showing anger but also shame
I want to find the guy
Who hurt her and made her cry
Punch him in his jaw
Kick him in his chest
Hurt him till he feels pain,
A million times greater than what she feels
Then hold her in my arms dearly
And whisper in her ear, “I love you.”
But instead…
I let her in my home
Ask her what’s wrong
Listen to her cry
and suppress my true feelings
as I only tell her… “It’ll be okay.”
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