Two Faces
You smiled at me with eyes so kind, Said you’d always be behind. We laughed; we shared our secret space— But I never saw your second face. You spoke so sweet when I was near, But behind my back? A different cheer. You told them things I never said, You turned my peace into dread. I trusted you—I called you friend, Thought this bond would never end. But now I see, through hurt and lies, You wore a mask, a good disguise. You knew my wounds, my quiet fight, But used them when the time was right. Why twist the truth to make me fall? Did you ever care at all? Still, I won’t become like you— Cold and fake, pretending too. I'll keep my heart, though torn apart, And guard my soul, and art. So, thank you now, for showing me, That masks can hide what eyes don’t see. But real ones glow without a game— And I’ll find friends who feel the same.