Silver lies

What a fool she must be to ;
ignore the signs that she could see. Secretly, she always knew, 
(There is no one truly true ) 
How absurd she must of sound;
Boasting about the feelings she thought she found.
They must of laughed throughout the town .
"How easy it is to break her down."
How sad she must be, 
Without much hope, and damaged is she. 
To trust a silver tongue and a smile, is to face regret and pain that lasts awhile.
Simply put she is so gullible.
Captured by assuming she was loveable. 
How foolishly easy it is to ruin her day.
Even though she heard it before, she believed what they would say. 
And like puzzles whose pieces refuse to lay.
She is in the scene but didn't know there was a play. 
These days are fit for a game just like clue.
Tormentors cast as cupid with lies who are never through.
Now she can't tell whose really who. 
She wonders if falling asleep was better than falling for you.