I wear a broken heart on my sleeve 
Where every who loved me just leaves. 
I m broken and have the emptiness of sorrow
Stupid love it breaks me 
It always refines me 
And makes me 
I already know whats instore 
You want less 
And i will always want more
Dont worry i wont fall again 
Heartbreak is not worth it 
A counterfiet , A lie, A Sham 
Yet 
Im bluffing and pretending
Stupid love is not what i need 
Just the same crumpled mangled heart 
On my sleeve 
 Pretending they love me 
But its always too late
Eventually i will learn to give my love 
I'll become player of this game 
Why should i be a victim Again?
Stupid love has enough to make me question 
Question my whole existents
Is it worth loving ? 
When all it does is destroys me
Nothing hurts me more than
Picking my broken heart 
Off the floor
Do me a favour let me breathe 
Grasping for some life,
Love has denyed me.
Wearing that scarred heart on my sleeve
To show love has once again decieved
Why do i do this? Whats the point 
It hurts in the pit of my stomach 
I cannot eat
I pick the wrong people to love 
My heart is still on my sleeve its
Battered and stuck together 
It will never learn
To say im used to it would be an understatement 
To say i need love would be true 
But my heart has taken enough 
Its never going to be the same 
I will never have anyone but me to blame
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	Thebeliever (Pseudonym) (
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 - Comment from author about the poem: First of all im not a professional poet i write what i feel.
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Comments2
love is not always the answer i feel it, it takes more than that to heal at times
Beautiful and sad thank you!
Remember all the breaks
Let in the light
It May not feel like it
There's lots of us on that boat.
"Do me a favour and let me breathe
Grasping for life!
Love has denied me"
Also this part brought brought a tear to my eye. Each tear is unique so you must of just helped me heal some inner pain.
Thank you again
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