Love's old door

by Sarah Christine   Jun 21, 2004


Sometimes I sit and cry inside,
the feelings for you I have
can no longer show, have to hide.
I watch you walk away from me
like it was nothing,
I just wish you could see,
how sometimes I hate that
we weren't meant to be.
But I am the one who let you go,
what we could've been,
what we should've been,
for we will never know.
Now you hate this heart of mine,
you just ignore my actions of kind,
but in my heart of hearts
I never thought we would get
worse with time.
So now I sit here and cry inside,
no one knows,
I'm sorry I lied.
How I wish that we could be friends,
but when I said goodbye,
thats when it ends.
I just wish you'd talk to me,
I just wish I could make you see.
I know I hurt you so,
but you hurt me much more,
when you shut, locked, and
left me behind that
Love's old door.

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  • Lovely poem. How hard it is to watch your love right infront you and still you can't have it. Your poem is great. Lots of emtion mixed with a regretting feeling. Well expressed. *****:)

  • 19 years ago

    by Emily Strickland

    Wow What A Beautifully Written Poem. I Really Liked It. I Know That Feeling To Let Go Of Someone Who You Knew It Wasnt Going To Work Out And He Just Walks Out And You Still Want To Be Friends But You Realize That You Hurt Him To Where He Isnt Sure You Can Still Be Even That. It Sux But It Happens. Great Job.

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