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since 2006-06-06
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0 posted 2006-06-10 04:58 PM



I think I’m healing over
But after what I’ve been through
I’m not really sure,
But I don’t think I want to

I think I’ve shown you
That we could be
I know you want that
But what you don’t want is me

I don’t understand
But I guess that’s okay
I’ll be fine without you
I started healing today

Though the scars might go,
They’re gonna be deep
I can tell you right now
That promise I’ll keep

I don’t want to heal over
Even after all that pain
Especially when I heard
You don’t feel that way

I’d rather keep the scars
So I can prove to you
That no matter what
To you I’d stay true

I don’t want to heal over
I’ve been through so much
I don’t want to forget
That occasional touch
That I’ve come to provoke
The playful insult
The occasional joke

How I shy and blush
Every time you come near
That  look in your eyes
That I find so dear


I don’t want to forget
But it seems that I must
I don’t want to forget
Although you I trust

Remember our friendship
Though it became nothing more
Has run the distance
And will last forevermore

© Copyright 2006 Cierra L. Robbeloth - All Rights Reserved
ChristianSpeaks
Member
since 2006-05-18
Posts 396
Iowa, USA
1 posted 2006-06-10 05:46 PM


I like the idea and I like the idea that you can take an unassuming view of something bad. The thing that I don't quite understand is the varying use of rhyme. It was sorta like the last poem you posted..... it doesn't quite have the continuity that is needed. Keep swinging.

CS

An artist's job is not to commentate the truth.
An artist's job is to create it.
-Dane Barner

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