Used to Be

by ReBecca   Nov 27, 2004


Used to Be

I’m the woman now,
that you should have had then.
But I was too full of youth,
and committed to sin.

You were a hang up to me,
always blocking my game.
You loved me so much,
but I didn’t treat you the same.

You were my man…
but I always stepped out.
I turned your love to hate,
and filled you with doubt.

You’d question….
and I’d lie.
You’d huff and puff,
and I’d sigh.

I pretended innocence,
when I was wrong.
You put a smile on your face,
when you knew all along.

I left,
thinking you weren’t enough.
Said I was through,
with all your stuff.

Pretended I was right,
and YOU did me bad.
Never knew then,
what I could have had.

Now I’ve grown up,
in heart and mind.
I gave up something,
I can’t now find.

You’ve moved on,
while I was still sowing.
You turned to another,
when I finally began growing.

Now I’ve learned,
what I lost.
But to me,
it wasn’t quite worth the cost..

Written by ReBecca Sanchez

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  • 18 years ago

    by undying blusher

    You're great at writing your past and pain out...I, again, wish you hadn't gone through it...but there's nothing you can do now except not make the same mistakes your parents did... I notice you have nice flows and rhyming in your poems as this one...and often the end or last line are especially effective.

    Thanks.

    xxx

  • 19 years ago

    by Jose Olivares

    woman this poem was more than understandable. it was straight from the very own truth. Nice Job!!!!!!!!!!5