I Thought I loved YouA Poem by butterflyI thought I loved you To this I hold true There is nothing to regret No reason to be blue My tears are cried with the moon Hopefully you feel this rain coming over you Anger still needs time to subside Its hard to understand the loss of even a fake paradise I knew all along that's what you are Still nothing mends the broken heart Yet I hear God's voice through the shining star He is never far When He deserves to be On me I still feel that divine mercy Though I fell to the lowest of the low with sin I wish I was stronger not to fall in temptation i wish strength was this painful net's foundation Where did he go We made love one last time and then he vanished in to air Suddenly all the texts and phone calls disappeared One text he sent I have to quit smoking so I wont smell him I see his pic with his wife on facebook I know he said he couldn't leave not now I wouldn't ask him to He isn't mine Many wives would want to throw their stones Is anyone really strong enough to go it alone Once I was homeless looking for a home I found in his eyes a glimmer of hope Our story was written in the stars Meant to be for that moment on life's rough path we helped each other cope yet this chapter was not destined for happily ever after I am glad to be let go Even somethings are not in my control Yet my soul isn't broke In the end all along I have a home I found my way back to me Yet she is just as strange I see I am glad he can forget me now I just have to get used to living without Having a man leave his wife is just a foolish dream We had a destined path only God knows why Some lesson He had to teach in this earth life i just have no answer So here I am on my knees with this prayer I am grateful and absent of blue For one reason will always be true Maybe he played me for a fool Nothing about him and me was cool The only one force is strong enough to break the rules To this I still hold true I thought I loved you.
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