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“Nothing” was our relationship and will be forever...
All my efforts were nothing,
All my love was nothing,
Nothing was my importance,
Nothing was my tolerance..
We were nothing together,
We had nothing forever,
My friends were right and i was wrong,
For this very day God made me so strong..
Stop there just there,
don’t take a step further,
Coz we were never meant to be together,
“Nothing” was our relationship and will be forever..
I cry and cry I don’t know what to feel,
I feel nothing and in front of God I kneel,
I wish I knew better and spot the red flags,
Ego is never a good sign, don’t take it slack..
Be strong and learn to live and rise,
Take your textbooks and hobbies or win any prize,
Winning at the game of life is definitely something,
Let the person who held you back, to you, mean nothing..
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