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Sunflower Deception
Picture perfect petals radiating sunshine
 Resting in hand as eyes gaze down
 Thoughts of me still being yours in mind 
 Comfort as each ray of light hits the ground
 
 Tumbling waves crashing into the sand 
 Mist the air where we used to stand
 The shell we used to carve our names
 Sits on the dresser to ease the pain
 He loves me. . . 
 
 Angry messages still left unread
 Thoughts running wild as I lay in bed 
 Phone ringing loud but I’m making you wait
 For I’m already turning into someone you hate
 He loves me not. . .
 
 Tiny green blades poking our skin
 Voices carried of in the chilly night wind
 Nothing can fathom how lucky I felt
 To fall for the friend who makes my heart melt
 He loves me. . . 
 
 Brisk night air sends chills down my neck
 You haste down the road without even a peck
 Teas start to swell as I reach for the door
 Upon grip my hands drops and I stare at the floor
 He loves me not. . .
 
 My sweet handsome man that keeps out the cold
 The one with whom I want to grow old
 Lies there behind me, holding on tight
 Never has there been a more perfect night
 He loves me. . . 
 
 Light has run out and the damage done-
 Yet our love for another has not faded ‘way
 A dark core is left and I don’t want to run
 But I fear it’s impossible to ever stay.

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