You told me not to be afraid
That I could trust you
You said you'd never let me fall
And I started to believe
That love was possible
For someone like me
So I jumped
I gave everything up and trusted you
I tore down
All the walls I worked so long to build
And I let you in
I ripped out my heart and handed it over
Thinking you'd care for it
I was wrong
You chewed it up and spit it out
And left me standing, bleeding, in the dust
Wondering
How I could've ever trusted someone
So terrible
So I put all my walls back up again
Stronger, more solid
Vowing
That I would never again jump
If I'm not prepared to fall
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Deadly Games
PoetryPoems about depression, failed relationships, and other mental illnesses.