Regretting You

by Purple   May 24, 2006


You messed up my life again
Turned my shielding hope into a lie
Still you act like I already knew
Looking at me like I knew my words weren't true
I'll ignore my impending doom
Focus on the now I can only just see

I know you love and care
But that lie was my hope to keep
Just kill my plans like they were never made
I'll downed silently in a sea of fear
A splash and choke in front of your eyes
You won't move
Yet you throw in a new toy
A distraction from my need to breath

Just ignore the big problem
I'm sure you preach "It'll be better in the end"
A lie I practice, with avoidance
Don't worry about how I'll grow
My roots ripped out
I'll sprout new ones
Just let me stay numb to the ripping
A pain I don't want twice
Why feel what I want to denie
I'll just be numb to what I can forget

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  • 17 years ago

    by master of shadow

    I like this piece, the "jumbled" nature actually adds to the expression in my opinion.

  • 17 years ago

    by Purple

    I admit this is very jumbled. When I talk about actual stuff I stay vage, I don't want them finding this and getting mad at me for expressing how I feel in a "bitter" way.

  • 17 years ago

    by Sorefromreality

    It was very jumbled and confusing..he metaphors were good but unclear...nice job, but it could've been more specific or thougth out...keep writing,
    love ya lots,
    sore