

My Little GentlemanHe wanted us to stop pretending, So he placed his hand upon my leg. Leaning onto him, I felt secure, Whimsical and happy, I felt. How perfect my little gentleman is, Yet, Ill never see him again.My Little Gentleman
Irony must be his strong suit, For the pretender cannot stop pretending. My reality yearns to be that kind of surreal, However vague and eerie it may be. How perfect my little gentleman is, Yet, Ill never see him again.
Promises he made yet he cannot keep, I know he could if he would. The memories I have are mine to hold, But I struggle


My RequestsPlease, do not praise me to the skies, Or get me drunk off your insufferable lies. Do not fill me with promises you cannot keep, Then leave me to myself to weep.My Requests
But do spare me your insincerity, I am but one of many. Hopefuls, many you have deceived, Oh how wrongly, wrongly they perceived.
To a love, you are eternally bound, But your love has yet to be found. Your boundless pursuit, your infinite quest, Although justifiable, cruelly selfish at best.
| A poem from long ago |
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Thecthy beasts
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