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I Was Wrong
I thought I could trust you,
but I was wrong.
I thought of you as my brother,
but I guess that was wrong too.
It started off with the subtle looks,
the lingering touches and sly comments.
I thought I could tell you anything,
but I was wrong.
I told you how I felt,
and you went and took advantage.
That cold winter night,you walked into my
room.
You said it would be alright,
but it still felt wrong.
I was only 14 when you slipped your hand under my shirt.
I felt very wrong.
You said even if I said anything no one would believe me.
You said it’s best to keep quiet if you don’t want anyone else getting hurt.
I should’ve said something but what would I say.
Every time I tried to tell the words would just slipped away.

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