Wishing What I Shouldnt = poem

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I've been knocking on the same door,

looking for an answer.

But when I found it I was on floor.

In pain,

I whimpered and cried.

Socked in the rain,

of my own tears.

The words left my lips,

strong and proud.

Unaware of the trips.

I would be forced to take.

Towards a destination,

of my regretted mistake.

Curiosity killed the cat,

though it had nine lives.

Left tears in his wives eyes,

and satisfaction hoping it revives.

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