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"hurt him"
  by psychopathiclover
  - This Poem is a response to the poem playin games by spider


i am sorry i really am
i know i was wrong
i know i should have told you
what i truely wanted
instead of all the lies
you were my best
you were my first
true love
i need you now
but i cannot have you
because i fucked up
i am sorry i relaly am
i love u joe
i really do
i wish u would 4 give me
but i did this on my own
so now i have to accept what i did
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Date Submitted: Oct 02, 2007 (05:03 PM)
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  williesidney
10/02/07 (05:05 PM) 
Wow you do know how too use those words don't you. You do ahve a gift and always ude it great job ten stars.

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