Teen Poetry #7 |
That smile you gave me..convinced me I cant stay |
Sweetest Sorrow X Member
since 2004-01-19
Posts 146From a cradle to a casket |
I snuck up the stairs that led to your apartment. I laid my things on the ground. Luckily the wind didn't disturb anything. Halfway through taping everything to your door, you pulled up. Home early. You had this look in your eyes of totally disgust and I quickly finished what I was doing. The words I wrote across the papers I placed on your door, spelled out everything. I clanked down your metal stairs and watched from the road. As you ripped them all down and slammed the door. I believe that lovers should be tied together and thrown into the ocean in the worst of weather and left there to drownin their innocence |
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skyshine
since 2002-02-07
Posts 3058Beneath the northern stars |
I would't have stayed either. ~sky So you go and make it happen |
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Lexy Senior Member
since 2003-01-28
Posts 1038California |
this is realistic. I like it a lot |
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*Alli4000*
since 2004-03-21
Posts 3188The World of Poetry |
"The words I wrote across the papers I placed on your door, spelled out everything. I clanked down your metal stairs and watched from the road. As you ripped them all down and slammed the door." Liked this part best, especially the last line. ~Alli~ *:.AIM = Alli4000.:* Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened... |
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peachesNcream Senior Member
since 2001-08-21
Posts 513Ocean Of Tears |
This poem put me in a state of complete confusion...that's why I like it so much! Good work! ~Jess "When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace." -Jimi Hendrix |
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Cinderelly Member
since 2001-12-31
Posts 189NM, USA |
I really liked this. It's a confusing situation yet one I can imagine . . . Great write! * For all the words of tongue and pen, the saddest are those, "It might have been." * |
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