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ghostwritten poem
THIS IS A POEM. I DON'T KNOW WHY BUT SOMEHOW WHEN I WAS TRYING TO WRITE A FINAL FANTASY VII POEM A COUPLE MONTHS AGO, INSTEAD OF CHANNELLING YUFFIE OR SEPHIROTH (MY NORMAL PLAGUES) I CHANNELED CLOUD. WELL, HE WAS IN A MOOD. AND HE WROTE THIS POEM. IT IS A WEIRD POEM. CLOUD IS A WEIRD GUY. ITS ALSO KINDA DEPRESSING. BUT THIS IS JUST ANOTHER FORM THAT BISHOPHRENIA CAN TAKE... GHOSTWRITING. -Midgar For Tifa -by Cloud Strife (Midgar V) If you ever really loved me Which is bloody well unlikely You would have seen past everything that I was And you did not If you ever really cared I would have never left you I would have stayed and tried to work through it But you did not In my arms you were so gentle I never guessed it was a lie When we woke up the next morning, you ran away to cry But I did not You told me it was because You were never sure about me Whether I was making love to you or her, when I closed my eyes Niether was I I snuck out of the ranch In the dead cold of the night On the one I bred for you, and fed for you, the one who could almost fly Yeah, because you made me cry I went to that place Where we left her I saw her eyes in the clear water, so pure and endless like the sky Why did she have to die? I loved you, really I don't know what I felt for her But I never told you, not on purpose, that it was you who lived the lie I didn't want you to hurt me How long is this gonna go on How long will you make me run How long before you chase me down and apologize for accusing me Of taking advantage of you Of lying to you How long, mistrusting angel Before you leave my past behind and come to me, to love me, the real me I know I've died on you a few times But I always missed you most.
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