I remember the day

He confessed to me,

The overly cheesy words,

The cringey way

He spoke.

Though I said

“Yes,”

With naught else but

A simple warning.

“You know,

You’re playing with fire.”

He took my warning lightly,

He knew my fire shone brightly,

Yet he still played the game,

A futile attempt to tame

What’s inside me.

He’d show me off,

_God how he makes me scoff_,

But at least he treated me decent.

_Decent…_

He ticked me off

Beyond belief,

But when you play

With a flame like me

You’ll be burned beyond belief.

He treated me like a toy

As time went on,

_Oh lord I can’t wait_

_Until I burn him ‘til he’s gone._

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He drives me insane,

Our conversations are bland,

Boring, dull,

So plain.

Soon enough though,

I know he’ll see,

I know he’ll burn

For playing with a fire like me.