Was there ever love ?

by Hurtingsoul   Mar 6, 2005


Homeless people on the street
not having money to eat
and people making fun of them
and the homeless trying to mend

A cripple on the hallway
wish that he could walk someday
and the people being mean to him
treating him like he`s a sin

So much hate this days
people getting in your way
just to be mean to be better
even tho their hearts are hurt forever

One day homeless people on the street
will be given something to eat
and the people will care for them
and the homeless will be happy for what you send

One day a crippled on the hallway
will walk someday
and the people will help him make his way

But before this
was there ever love?
cause if there was i will miss
to tell hate will never turn to love

**pardon the poem for being bad its my first time writing this kind of poems please rate and comment **

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  • 18 years ago

    by Fallen Angel

    why did you never tell me about this

  • 19 years ago

    by Psychotic Heart

    Hey,That's a pretty good poem!I gave you a 5 because you decided to try a different style of poetry and wrote on a different topic,and you did an awesome job. Keep up the awesome poems:P -love psychotic heart

  • 19 years ago

    by Sean Allen

    "and people making fun of them
    and the homeless trying to mend"
    them/mend is a slant rhyme, and I'm not sure what the meaning of that thought is supposed to be. Do you mean homeless people are trying to mend their lives? Does the second line relate in any way to the first? I think that is a bit of a forced rhyme.

    "A crippled on the hallway
    wishing that they walk someday"
    it should be cripple, not crippled. The second line reads a bit awkwardly, it seems a bit incomplete, like it needs a subject and a verb, like "I keep wishing that they..." or something. Or if you mean the cripple wishes he could walk, it should be
    "A cripple on the hallway
    wishs that he could walk someday"
    or something, see what I mean?

    "and the people being mean to him
    treating him like a sin"
    technically speaking, this is a broken comparison. there should be a "he's" before the sin for it to make sense, but I'm not sure I really like the simile very much.

    "and the people will care for them
    and the homeless will be happy for your send"
    that second sentence doesn't make sense. maybe it should be:
    "and the homeless will be happy for what you send"
    or something, but it doesn't really work the way it is written.

    I hope you understand that if the above seems harsh, that is because it is brutally honest. I could have spent very little of my time saying something like "ooo I loved it great idea!!11! please vote and comment my poems <3," but instead I've read over your entire poem and picked out parts I think need improvement for this poem to get better. With time, constructive criticism like this will definitely help you gain skills as a writer, and you'll find that when you want to express yourself through poetry, you'll be able to do so in a more eloquent manner.

  • 19 years ago

    by Shattered Smile

    this is really good & really true

  • 19 years ago

    by krystal

    great poem i gave it a 5 outta 5 check out my poems sumtime