Raindrops *Second time around*

by SaFtYpInS   Aug 20, 2004


I think of you when it rains
When the sky turns to gray
Makes me wish I never knew you
Or the day you walked away

All the things that I did for you
Are now the things that I regret
All the sweet little words that you whispered
Got you everything that you needed to get.

I see the raindrops they fall so hard on the ground
They kind of make me think of you, and the way you let me down
They rely on each other as they quickly hit the ground
Kind of pathetic, Just like the time I thought I needed you around

I still think about you everyday
I miss you more then words can say
I wonder why you walked away…
Or If there would of been something I could of said to make you stay

You walk out of my world so easily
Like you never needed me around
That's why I think of you when it rains
While all the raindrops hit the ground

The raindrops remind me of tears
The ones that fell from my eyes
The ones I promised myself never to cry
It was one more promise I couldn't hold…one more stupid lie.

You cut me deeply
But I still remember our song
And how you asked her to dance to it
While I was sitting there alone

I got home late that night
And jumped on my bed
I Started yelling and crying out loud
*GET THE HELL OUT OF MY HEAD*

That didn't seem to help
So I took grip of that knife
While the rain was falling down quickly
I tried to run away from my life.

I thought of you while it rained
And when the sky had turned to gray
I looked at your picture on my wall
As I slowly slipped away..

This is basically the same poem as raindrops...I just couldn't get anything out on the first one...anyways...I hope you like this one...

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  • 19 years ago

    by Not Bulletproof

    aww this is sad....its beautiful as well but much sadder...your a great writer...keep it up <33
    -Mortalidaga
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  • 19 years ago

    by Krillin

    I thought it was great it hit so close to home for me keep up the good work

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