Open Poetry #38 |
Pass It On (A Story Of AID's) |
PoetAtHeart13 Junior Member
since 2006-08-11
Posts 24Maryland |
Friday, August 18, 2006: So we did what we had to do. Or wanted to do. Or what you wanted me to do. Or what you wanted to pass on. And see, this poems to you. For passing it on. Like third-graders passing a goofy picture of their teacher. This poems to show you how much pain you put me through. How much stress and depression that clouds my head. And how I pray for a time machine so I could have gone back and paused it at the part where you touched me and then unzipped your zipper. And then I could stop. Then rewind and say no, as you put your hand out to touch my chest. And pray, that you understood... And now, I just pray, that I never get desires like yours that I cant control. And then trick some innocent boy and pass it on. Just like you did Me. And I want you to know that I cry myself to sleep. Because I'm so tired. But don't want to go to sleep, because I might not wake-up... Then when I do wake-up, I cry some more, because I could be walking into the room of my daughter. But I never had one... Or did anything to have one, because no one deserves to go through the pain that I go through. And it's all your fault, that I don't wake-up and thank God for another day, because sometimes I want to die. Knowing that disease is going through my body And it's your fault that I lost my money and job, (not to mention my virginity) because I couldn't get out of the bed. And I had to move and find a new job. But never, will I understand why... You knew you had a disease, yet you still came for another innocent girl. Like it was nothing. Maybe to you it wasn't. It was just another. 'Cause it wasn't a big deal and you wouldn't lose any sleep, to pass it on... ~Dedicated to everyone out there struggling with AID's.~ *Let me know what you think* |
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