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Naive
My mother told me the biggest lesson you can learn from a boy
is heartbreak.
But I didn't believe her.
One particular boy had a luring smile that I couldn't escape.
I asked myself as I started to date, what can go wrong?
And there it was, being too vulnerable with someone.
Enough to make me break,
and broken I was left.
I fell easily in love with him,
but he did not catch me.
Instead, he left for another girl.
Leaving me on the cold, cold floor.
I felt worthless.
Was I not enough?
He turned my once warm heart, cold
and left a bitter taste.
I should’ve listened to my mother
but I wanted to know what love felt like.
I learned the real lesson to never let
love back in again.

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