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To the first boy I loved The first boy that made my world spin around like a planet orbits the sun You alone made me feel as if gravity was just a metaphor to this world Darling it was real, and we were the best Instead, we were like perpendicular lines How cruel is fate to make us meet and in one point, to experience moments together and tear us apart, reaching out in different directions And here we are once again, silence has connected us better than words could ever have And one day, I found out that you fell in love with a girl. It was excruciating. How can you simply put into words how painful my heart ached I broke down, slowly, I felt that the world was constantly watching me Maybe people will just see it as a 'get-over-it' situation, but **** it had been 2 years, but I can't still move on Seeing you everyday and knowing that I can't have you makes me feel like dying Earnestly, I don't think I'll ever trust in love again
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 7:50 AM UTC
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To the first boy I loved The first boy that made my world spin around like a planet orbits the sun You alone made me feel as if gravity was just a metaphor to this world Darling it was real, and we were the best Instead, we were like perpendicular lines How cruel is fate to make us meet and in one point, to experience moments together and tear us apart, reaching out in different directions And here we are once again, silence has connected us better than words could ever have And one day, I found out that you fell in love with a girl. It was excruciating. How can you simply put into words how painful my heart ached I broke down, slowly, I felt that the world was constantly watching me Maybe people will just see it as a 'get-over-it' situation, but **** it had been 2 years, but I can't still move on Seeing you everyday and knowing that I can't have you makes me feel like dying Earnestly, I don't think I'll ever trust in love again
thelostmermaid
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 7:50 AM UTC
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