Your Betrayal

I had a friend in high school who lied to me and all of my friends and tried to steal our friends away from me.

Your betrayal,
Was one for the ages.
Had us all blinded,
Our minds locked in cages.

You’re horribly wretched,
You tore me apart.
Ripped me clean open,
Left my heart out to rot.

You played the victim,
Made me the culprit.
Came after me raged,
With venom you spit.

Threw them your pity card,
You made them your fools.
Had them turn on me,
Then used them as tools.

You ran your motormouth,
Behind my stabbed back.
Made me to suffer,
Your sympathy lacked.

Then I caught you,
Red handed,
Your true self was exposed,
You ran your mouth candid.

Not a part of your games,
I left you behind.
Kept you from making me,
Play your games on rewind.

You realized your wrong,
Came back to apologize.
Tried to write your wrongs,
To take back my demise.

Yet, once again,
You flashed me your tears.
Tried to manipulate me,
Set my brain into gears.

I caught onto your tricks,
Got you out of my head.
Built up my walls,
Pumped my heart full of lead.

Enraged at defeat,
Went away, but not for long.
You ran to the others,
Made me look in the wrong.

I laughed a long time,
At your failed attempt.
They saw the real you,
To your lies, they’re exempt.

You’ve got one last trick,
You say that you’ve changed.
You beg us to see,
I believe you’re deranged.

I saw your motive,
Then warned all the rest.
We all confronted you,
Stopped you and your quest.

You told the others,
Instead it was you,
Who was stabbed in the back,
Though we already knew.

You’re only cold hearted,
We know you’re a liar.
The tension so heavy,
I lit it on fire.

The flames finally showed us,
The real monster inside.
It snarled and snickered,
Then ran back to hide.

You ran out dry,
Of your blame portrayals,
Now it’s your turn,
To pay for your betrayal.