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You Are My Problem
I live in the real world
 And am fortunate enough
 My needs and wants fulfilled
 Blessed with family and virtues
 
 Things are so perfect on exterior
 A simple, good- looking life
 Adorable house and atmosphere
 You wouldn’t dare find a fault here
 
 Perfection is far from my reality
 I have a problem, a secret morose
 Hidden in sanctuary of family close
 My problem is one woman nameless
 
 Nameless for you; I know her well
 She is my problem, my share of hell
 Sick and eccentric, she makes me cry
 Because she is mad, and that is that
 
 Inside her, there are two souls apart
 One I love, that loves me back
 One I hate, for which I blame fate
 You can never understand her
 
 She tells me that in my life
 Love should mean nothing
 I must care for else no one
 And lose my heart to none
 
 She tells me she has been betrayed
 Betrayed by people of her family
 Its better to have no relations or bonds
 For she says they get you nowhere
 
 She has made me to hate myself
 She wants me to hate my own people
 She wants me to worship her throne
 To be like her, insane and alone
 
 I pity her family, I really do
 She has caused so much sting
 She repeatedly has hurt them
 Ones who cared for her the most
 
 She asks me, “What is your problem?”
 She is brought so much pain and problem
 I say,“Is it so hard to understand, lady?”
 “You are my problem, exclusively you.”
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