I thought I was one whom you could never replace,
But it seems the idea blew up in my face.
I never asked you for help, compassion or mercy,
But nevertheless, my mistakes came back to curse me.
Because for every light shone, a shadow is cast,
Within lives a nightmare, which will forever last.
Nobody ever would have thought, that your rise would be my fall,
Looks like you will be the death of me after all.
For you I loved, cared for and trusted,
Yet you cased after boys, hormonally lusted.
I gave up so much, so that to you I might bring joy,
A debt never replayed, as you were playing with your toy.
In this I learned lifes single catch,
Once the egg of life begins to hatch.
When your life truely starts, it shall bring sorrow,
So you may as well forget about a better tomorrow.
May luck be with you, as their is no help comming,
That's why, I still spend my days, forever running.
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Mercy
PoetryThe second book I've decided to begin, once again poetry of anything that comes into my head, enjoy