selfish by nature

selfish by nature

A Poem by phantom pains
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because you were there when she wasn't.

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Her lips taste like honey, but they don't talk so sweet.
Floating down the river, a request hard to meet.
Far too often we say things we don't mean, 
And my heart is heavy with these words that I sing. 
She said "don't take chances on rough one'e like me,
I kick up dust and leave when you can't see". 
Well, my eyes are open and the dust hits my eyes,
And I see.

© 2016 phantom pains


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Added on August 24, 2016
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phantom pains
phantom pains

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Humble greetings. I am Megan, a painter, poet, and short story writer. I am currently working on a novella inspired by familiar faces in a crowd, and a comedic biography on George Washington. Want t.. more..

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