I feel like I only fuck up
Like I am not satisfied with the satisfaction others get from me
I never try my best I'm only a quitter
All I want is to be happy with myself
To be able to say I tried
To be able to prove my existence
We are nothing
We die
We are forgotten
We are worthless
It is strange to find worth in another person
To actually care instead of only wanting to effect a brief moment of their pointless existence
I want to be your worth
I want to be your reason for existing
I want to look back on our seemingly pointless lives and only see each other and realize you are the only thing in my life that has worth
I apologize for not knowing how to actually care
You are the reason for my life and I will never feel like I am enough for you
But to me that is love
Two people forever trying to make each other happy
Trying to be the others life and show you that it is not worthless
I love you.
- Author: Ks24 ( Offline)
- Published: January 17th, 2017 07:51
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments3
Great write
Thank you any criticism?
Welcome
Really great poem. Love is easy. Trying to make the other person happy, just like you wrote. You need to love yourself too. Just believe in yourself. Great job on this!
Thank you 😊
I love this poem!
I like the 'prove my existence' and the 'wanting to effect a brief moment of their pointless existence'' lines as well as all the other lines. I like the honesty that comes from the poem.
You asked Tony36 'any criticism' and I have no criticism, but personally I would put a paragraph space (a gap between the two lines) after 'we are worthless' (I sometimes say 'we' when talking about myself) or 'prove my existence' depending on whether those lines are about you or a connection of feelings you share with another person.
I would also add another paragraph space just before 'I love you' because the first paragraph is about you, the second is about You and them and 'I love you' I would let it stand alone, for emphasis.
But it is your poem and it is wonderfully written.
Thank you and I appreciate the criticism a lot I don't know much about spacing tbh
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