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This poem tries to convey the emotions felt whe the object of affection isnt availble. |
| If I so much as read her name my heart stops, there's a catch in my breath, my stomach ties in knots. These pains are starting to get old. I don't understand the power she holds. It should be said that I respect no one more than her. I see how hard she works, and wonder what she endures. And there was that time I first felt the click, While in her car she put in her wacky music. She started seeing somone new- I didn't know 'til recently. I still say my "hello's" and "how are you's" out of decency. I haven't seen her in a few days, wich was easier at first. But I soon felt trapped in a desert, dying of thirst. When I do see her again, for wich I yearn, like any good medicine, I know it will burn. Out of frustration from this sad affair, I pen my soul, and lay it bare. I hate that I feel this twisted confusion. I've lost a small part of my self from this intrusion. I do have my hope, that one day she'll care, and read a poem titled "My Soul Laid Bare". |