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It Was Not Me
It was not me as I am now. Thus, it was not me who hurt you so, Now I can really see it was not me, who scarred you so. You have to see it was not me as I was before, I hear you say that it was not you who hurt me so. I was only a boy, ten-year-old boy when my parents abused me so. I came to you to help me heal. Your loving tone of voice made me trust you even more. When you put me on your lap, you gave me a hug. But when you put your hands in my pants, It was you who said that the God in you But you did not say that by you touching me that way, Now that I am a grown man, Now you can see why I must go; Oh my son, please do not go, ZORA TEOFILOVIC
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