My suicidal love
You're so predictable but it's some about your love that makes you so irresistible
You could've cheated over a thousand times
Lied to me in over a thousand lines
Ik but I would've I would forgave you over a thousand times
I know I seem stupid to more than a thousand minds but
I'm just like a kid on this love roller coaster and I just ride this ride over a thousand and thousand times
They say make a list and if the good out weighs the bad hold on to it
But is it really worth holding on to it
Seems like every time I try to speak up something In side says give her another chance no don't do it
But to be with the one thing killing me inside is a modern day homicide and your love is the murder weapon
Then I began to question
Why am I making myself believe this false impression
You say I'm sorry boo
I see what this is leading to
But in my mind I'm trying to forget you
I did it to myself I just jumped on that titanic knowing it'll hit that iceberg holding onto your love until my heart froze main reason why my heart cold kinda like that locket at the bottom of the sea
You see you say you're tired of things being the same
But you're the one to blame
It seems dim witted
Cause you only wanna the ones that can come with it or that can hit
Right?
So it wouldn't be right
If my wrong and your wrong
Made a right and I guess that's why you
Left
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Author:
Jmanning5 (
Offline) - Published: December 31st, 2016 17:44
- Comment from author about the poem: Love sucks sometimes
- Category: Love
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Welcome to Mps! Great first poem. Like you said, sometimes love does suck, but someday I hope you'll meet the one. I hope you found writing cathartic. I enjoyed reading your poem. Happy New Year!
WELCOME JM ~ Thanks for challenging first poem ! Sometimes we try to sanitise LOVE but you tell it like it is. I have experienced this type of love ~ it hurts but we hold on to it ~ because we are too deeply IN LOVE to get out ! Thanks for caring ~ Yours BRIAN ~ UK
Thanks for the support you guys
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