The Fool I Was
I thought I knew you
But what I knew was I lie
A beautiful one, to say the least
The fool I was for believing you
The traitor you are for decieving me
Reality has become an illusion
Memores turn to delusions
I thought I knew you
But I only knew a side of you
A benign silhouette
That diminishes when exposed to light
Like an eclipse;
Obscuring the truth
Whose secrets reveal themselves at convegence
I thought I knew you
But it was a mere refraction
A facet of a diamond
The fool I was for seeing a murky glass
Tragedy has awakened me
Trust has forsaken me
But loss reverbates here in my heart