Jealousy Poem, by Quiet45, at My poetic side

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Jealousy

Jealousy

This burning sensation inside of me

Why can't I just let it be?

And why can't you see?

This pain that you cause me

Because you want to be free

Is that the key?

The way to be?

Free?

But then, all I can see

Is still jealousy

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