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I Was Wrong
I thought
You were my destiny
Love, life, and hope of the hope
I thought
You were the entity
Of my entity
You were my companion
And life expectancy
To live longer and happy
I thought
You were my everything
My hands, fingers
And its ring
The ring of soul mate
But how deadly
I was wrong
It was not my fate
For me
There was not any date
To get any pleasure
To find happy treasure
It was just my foolishness
With that thought
Now I am not wrong
And I am not going
To let it wrong
I have realised
I stay
Forever empty.
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"I Was Wrong" Poetry.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2021. Web. 16 Jan. 2021. <https://www.poetry.com/poem/51877/i-was-wrong>.