Him.

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    Him.

    I sit here and cry for things you say,
    I wonder if you say them just to get your way.

    You hurt me constantly, and yet, I hurt myself even more.
    Everything is numb, yet the most painful kind, all the way to my core.

    I wonder why I'm here, with you most of all.
    I've been pondering things for months, the way we're going to fall.

    I wish all this pain could just end, you know?
    Kind of like when I sleep, when I reach my all time low.

    I'm hurting you by staying with you.
    Luckily I wont cover myself in bruises of black and blue.

    The smell that radiates off of you, the way you make me feel sometimes.
    But then I realize, I only feel loved when you and me are having sex.

    I wish I could let this all go, let you go so you can find someone better.
    To you I bet it doesn't even matter.

    Your blue eyes, a vast ocean of yellow and green, hollow.
    But I have a feeling that its you I'll always follow.

    I hate to love you, and I love to hate you.
    Its a never ending circle, where I never find a clue.

    This is just another game of luck.
    The question is, what are we betting?

    Our love? Friendship? Everything?
    Yeah.

    I sure as hell don't know, so neither do you.
    I hope this ends well, and if not, theres just another scar to add to the pile.


    -Bear.

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    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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