Change only happens gradually
But ours is happening rapidly
Things aren't the way they used to be
We've changed, you and me
I don't think it was for the best
It wasn't trick wasn't a trick, or was not a trick
But a trying test
I'm not going to love you
More nor less
Oh yes
Things have changed
Because now I can see on your face
That you were ready to replace
The things we've had
The trials we've aced
Things have certainly changed I like this stanza
You've lied to me
Never told the truth this sounds too similar to the first line. Maybe you could say something about 'honesty' since it rhymes with 'me' in the previous line? Just a thought.
This test has conjured
Up the proof you can't 'conjure' truth. maybe the test revealed truth, or confirmed truth.
I've found out
That the inner you the inner him? I'm not sure what this means
Has changed things
Between you and me
Yes, things will never be the same
Cause once you've lost
You don't want to play again to me, these last three lines feel kind of random, and the poem ends on a sort of flat note.
That youYou has changed things? Do you mean, you have? Also, I could find no rhyme scheme, but some lines DID rhyme, which bothered me. In my opinion, all of it should rhyme or none of it. But, that could just be one of my weird dislikes. I doubt anyone else would care... but who knows, maybe more people care and I'm not alone.
Has changed things
Between you and me
It was not a trick But a trying testthese were my favorite lines.