twenty poems

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It was so hard to tell you,
So hard to make your ears hear,
And your heart to open,
So I wrote it down instead;
Because I didn't know how else to say,
Both wishing you'd see,
And wishing you won't;
For I am too bare,
Exposed like a tender wound;
I begged you to take the pain away,
When only I can patch up the cut;
So it's my fault,
I pushed myself to the edge,
But don't throw me all the blame,
When you said I love you,
And didn't mean it;
At least I didn't open my mouth,
Too soon, too scared,
But I meant it;
I meant it with every word,
Every letter,
Every tear;
Three words became twenty poems,
Everytime you became a ghost.

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