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Lost in Between




You seem convinced with whatever he said
He is at his best to manifest the fact
You are in between 'Love' and 'Lie'
Who knew, but he was good at making it look real

Not once, not twice but as many times as possible
You kept on falling for the bait
Deceptive, yet it sounded clear 
And all your attention grabbed

For once you though you won the race
But, it was just for your love sake 
How will you run away from this phase?
When you know you will be wrecked

Maybe it was wrong to be wholly in affection
Now, you are drawn towards the worse situation
Hoping... if you can escape from this line
You could, if only you knew before hand ...

Everyone is a little lost between 'Love' and 'Lie'
Sometimes you can't find the distinction 
When it is the love that covers the lies.


Image credit- M.Kikon (self)







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