Betrayal

A Poem

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“Your betrayal was heavier than the mass of all the earth combined; it all fell apart, which was supposed to be binged.

Your betrayal was darker than the space where any person can die without oxygen; it all fell apart, which was supposed to be a rare gem.

Your betrayal was deeper than all the seas, which can drown even the biggest mammal; it all went apart, which was supposed to be on a whole other level.

Your betrayal was brighter than the sun, which could kill anyone near it; it all went apart, which was supposed to be only bright with “love” in it.

Your betrayal was spicier than all the chills together; it went all apart, which was supposed to be love from another mother.

Your betrayal was sharper than all the knives and swords in the world; it all went apart, which was supposed to be a dreamworld.

Your betrayal was harder than any element on this ground; it all fell apart, which was supposed to be a never-ending bond.

Your betrayal was more transparent than the water itself; it all fell apart, which was supposed to be memories on different shelves.

Your betrayal was more painful than anything in human history; it all fell apart and became a mystery.

Your betrayal was unknown, like many things going on right now; it all fell apart. I’m leaving with a “peaceful” bow.”