WHY?

by Courtney Lynn   Apr 19, 2005


You told me that you love me
You told me that you care
But when I told you the news
Why did you only stare?

You told me you'd never leave me
You told me nothing could change your mind.
But now I'm Pregnant
Why did you leave me behind?

You told me you didn't want it
You told me to give it away
But I didn't listen
Why should I anyway?

Now I'm Two months Pregnant
I think I feel a cramp
I hope it's not happening
Why is my fourhead so damp?

I stumble to the bathroom,
lay down on the floor.
start screaming cause it hurts so bad
Why is it hurting more?

As quick as it started
it ends the same way.
And now your free of obligation
Why won't you stay?

I told you that I love you
I told you that I care
And now when I tell the news
Why do you still stare?

Forever didn't last this time
And maybe it never will
But remember good times
Why not? They are there still.

To Kyle Harrison

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  • 18 years ago

    by BleedingAngel

    Once again, I can relate to this one too...I hope that you are ok??? Great poem, very sad and touching....Keep writing hun...

    *Hugs Sabrina*

  • 18 years ago

    by EoB

    your poems are alltogether very sad...

    which is good..=).-..

    Once again, you manage to express your feelings in a way that seems to be your own...That is a very good thing...

    Keep it up..good poem...

  • 18 years ago

    by The Angel of Secrets

    excellent... I think it is a very good poem.

  • 18 years ago

    by Robert

    The realism in your poems is profound and very well stated I like it alot and will add you to my favs. if you get a chance seek out Meena tell here Robert sent you and work with her she is more gental in nature but she is real good in her work take care and anytime you need advise let me know. PS Meena is here too on this sight...

  • 18 years ago

    by Kia

    awesome job really sad.... best of luck to ya... i had a friend in a simillar situation.... awesome poem

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