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The Taunting Song
They say hurtful words burn like poison,
because of you I know that's true,
but then again your words hurt more like a bullet,
spreading shrapnel through my heart and my mind too.
The more toxic words, I was able to remove,
but others stay lodged deep in my soul,
where they sit and contaminate my thoughts,
rotting away, taking a toll.
And every time I mess another thing up,
or say something completely wrong,
I hear your taunting voice in my mind,
singing that same old song:
"I hope you know you're not good enough,
I hope you know no one cares,
I hope know you're making a fool of yourself,
it's the truth, life's just not fair."
And that's what I hear when I close my eyes,
and it's whispered when I'm deep in thought,
it's the same tune I hum throughout my day,
it's every vile word you've ever said and probably forgot.

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