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Feels like you have a grip on my heart And I have somehow pulled free But the shadows of your fingerprints remain And I move on and try to move forward Please retire your bedsheets and leave me alone I did not sign up to be haunted You turned out to be not what I thought And everything I never wanted I woke up this morning And your were on my mind So I wrote this poem And it’s all about you, Every word Every line You’re a natural disaster But sometimes I still wish you were mine If I can’t forget you I’ll sweep you under the rug With the rest of my mistakes and regrets But I don’t want to remember The way that I felt The way that you still make me feel Because how can it get better If nothing is changing? I’ve tried everything I don’t know what else to do So I cut all our ties Set our bridges on fire Walked away without looking back And sighed with relief Because I went a day without thinking of you
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 8:36 PM UTC
The Last Act
Feels like you have a grip on my heart And I have somehow pulled free But the shadows of your fingerprints remain And I move on and try to move forward Please retire your bedsheets and leave me alone I did not sign up to be haunted You turned out to be not what I thought And everything I never wanted I woke up this morning And your were on my mind So I wrote this poem And it’s all about you, Every word Every line You’re a natural disaster But sometimes I still wish you were mine If I can’t forget you I’ll sweep you under the rug With the rest of my mistakes and regrets But I don’t want to remember The way that I felt The way that you still make me feel Because how can it get better If nothing is changing? I’ve tried everything I don’t know what else to do So I cut all our ties Set our bridges on fire Walked away without looking back And sighed with relief Because I went a day without thinking of you
I wrote this for a friend
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 8:36 PM UTC
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