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What My Ex Doesn't Know
What Jared doesn’t know is that I am feeling sad,
But knowing that I didn’t tell him yet makes me feel glad.
He has the same birthday as me,
The same age as me, too;
He has ADHD,
But his love for me—to me—is true.
We went on a date to Home Town Buffet,
But, when I left him, I was filled with dismay.
The kisses weren’t what they seem,
And his voice may sound naïve;
I may have overlooked my perfect dream,
When I had to grieve him and leave.
I hope I find another man,
That’ll treat me like he did;
He loved like no other teen can,
But his knowledge of my feelings for him I must forever forbid.
I broke up with my uncle’s wife’s son,
And without him even knowing it;
Though the damage is already done,
I’m glad that I had split.
You know why?
When he was hyperactive,
He completely ignored and betrayed me;
That to me made him unattractive,
And he wasn’t the kind of person I thought he would be.
Now you know what my Ex doesn’t know…
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