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Promises

promises are made to be broken.
like pie crusts are made to be broken
and like eggs are easily broken.
promises are easy to say.
but difficult to do
many promises made, but none have done..
half the promises people say
were never kept,
were never made.
one must have a good memory to be able
to keep the promises that one makes.

so when you love someone

don’t expect anything

because expectation hurt

so you wont get hurt.

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