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Poetic_angel
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since 2003-03-02
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0 posted 2003-03-04 07:26 PM


I'm just a follower
I could never come in first
You think it's funny
I think it is the worst

You think I am stupid
I can't do anything right
You make me feel horrible
I cry every night

I wish I was better
So you wouldn't be mad
I wish you weren't mean
So I wouldn't be sad

You judge me so quickly
You give me commands
If I didn't follow
You grab me by the hands

Why are you like this?
You used to be kind
I guess you lost your kindness
Somewhere in your mind

Or maybe you are saving
Your kindness and glee
For somebody special
Someone better than me.

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Poetic_angel
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since 2003-03-02
Posts 10

1 posted 2003-03-04 07:52 PM


Okay on the fourth stanza third line I made a typo...It is supposed to say "don't"not "didn't" sorry about this
Not A Poet
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since 1999-11-03
Posts 3885
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2 posted 2003-03-04 09:35 PM


You can still correct your typo. You have a day to make any corrections or changes. Click the little Edit icon above the poem. If you hold the mouse over an icon for a second or two, a hint as to its purpose will appear. That's how you can find the right one if you don't already know. Then when the poem textcomes up in a new window, just make any necessary changes and be sure to click the Submit button again.

Pete

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