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Silly me, I must've been too blind to see what you were really bringing to the table,
love had me unable to recognize how you could lie and look directly in my eyes.
I thought you had the sweetest heart. You were tall, brown-skinned and smart,
all I could ever ask for I thought,
but your trifling ways had me caught in a maze I couldn't get out of,
I thought you'd be my true love,
but shit is what you're full of
so now I wonder, could even a fool love me?
My weakness for kindness seems to complicate things,
'cuz I hate the happiness it brings followed by the pure disappointment.
I'm ready to make an appointment with the devil and ask can he level my misfortune 'cuz it's torturin' me.
It's even torture to see you pass by, the faintest memory make me cry, and I wish there was never a you and I, but me by myself now seems fine
I guess my heart will heal with time, but for now here's my letter to you:
Dear Boy who turned this brown girl blue,
My feelings for you are too harsh to say, so I'll write them in the nicest way I can.
I could give a damn if you walk through hell just to get back with me,
I wouldn't jump your way if a truck was about to hit me,
so that leaves you no chance in this world.
I thought I was ya only girl and you my only guy,
in the past I might have died for you, but because of you there's no more us.
You lost my trust, as well as my mind, body, and soul.
You marrying me should have been your goal,
but I guess them hoes had you caught up, so forget the plan you thought up to get me back.
As a matter of fact forget my name and forget my face all the same.
'Cuz I'm done with ya games,
cheatin, lies and heart break.
'Cuz I didn't know how many heartaches my heart- could take before it permanently breaks.
Now I know you is all it took, so on you I close the book and start this poem again fresh.
God sent you to me as a test and I passed with a B+,
'Cuz an A student never gives away all her trust.
So I end this letter sayin' 'thank you.'
Sincerely,
Your ex
P.S. I suggest you park ya car in the garage 'cuz you never know what I might do next.
copyright 2004
Quiana
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