Graduation

by Brittany Hampson   May 20, 2006


The end of the year is around...
graduation is coming up...
yes!!!
a new time has come for me....
yes!!!
i get to leave to a new school...
I'm so happy...
but she is not...
i have to leave school and her...
not yeah anymore it is bad...
i have to leave her...
i don't want to leave her...
but i have to go
sorry my love i must go...
i will love you still in my new school...
but i won't see you...
i can to your house or you can come to mine...
we can be happy and i can go to high school...
i will leave this school...
i will leave my heart and soul with you...

i wrote this poem for my boyfriend cause he is graduation and i am not i have another year before i am in highschool with him....will i have to give this to him.....this poem is from his point of view it is like i am writing for him....so plz comment i need to know what u people think

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  • 17 years ago

    by deeplydesturbed

    Its great.. u shuld give it 2 him...

  • 17 years ago

    by Brittany Hampson

    Hey this peom is one that i wrote from my boyfriends view....

  • 17 years ago

    by HansRik

    There is a lot to be improved in this particular piece of poetry (I am not sure I would even call it poetry). This is more like a ranting, an expression of all your emotions... but poetry involves linguistic craftsmanship. If you want to improve your poetry, first learn how to write proper English with appropriate grammar and spelling. Then think about ways in which you can make your ideas stand out, make them unique! I hope this helps.

  • 17 years ago

    by Jenny

    Hey I like it but u might want to read it through and fix a few mistakes but it was really good. Give it to him grl.
    Jennifer

  • 17 years ago

    by cupidsxvictim

    Try proof-reading your work.. there are some errors in it. its good how u used ur experience to make a poem. nothing makes a poem more deep then using your emotions and experience.

    please check out my poems too

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