After what we gone through
How could you bounce like that
That was such a silent move
You played me for a fool
You left me for a new love
Baby I thought ours was real enough
You left so heart broken
I can't see me moving on
People keep asking
I'm still here standing
Telling them you mean well
And that you're fixing yourself
Why am I still protecting you
When you never noticed me at all
Every night I lie awake
Thinking 'bout the love we made
How did it turn so cold
When did we lose control
You said you'd always be there
But now I'm left in despair
Your promises were empty
Now I'm trying to break free
You left me for a new love
Baby, I thought ours was real enough
You left so heart broken
I can't see me moving on
People keep asking
I'm still here standing
Telling them you mean well
And that you're fixing yourself
Why am I still protecting you
When you never noticed me at all
I'm finding strength in the silence
Picking up the pieces you left behind
No more tears, no more violence
I'm reclaiming what is all mine
You left me for a new love
Baby, I thought ours was real enough
You left so heart broken
I can't see me moving on
People keep asking
I'm still here standing
Telling them you mean well
And that you're fixing yourself
Why am I still protecting you
When you never noticed me at all
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Author:
Natalie Heisey (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: June 27th, 2024 18:02
- Comment from author about the poem: A trauma women that went through so much pain from men breaking her. 💔 even when she gave them everything they have asked for. \r\n\r\nThis is for my last ex !! Thank you for showing me the truth!
- Category: Letter
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Comments2
Ouch Natalie
Although heart breaking this reads brilliantly
Very tuneful song like quality
Thoroughly enjoyed the read
Thank you peto ! I'm so glad you enjoyed >it!
I have anther one that I'd like to post but I can't post anther one till tomorrow.
Looking forward to reading it
Not your pain obviously
But your talent
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