Yes, But No

by Kayla   Apr 27, 2007


Yes, I still care about you
But no, you're not the one for me
Yes, I'm glad that you've moved on
But no, your reason I do not see
Yes, I tried to make things work
But no, you didn't care
Yes, I wished that you would change
But no, life's not fair
Yes, I still get upset sometimes
But no, I don't let myself cry
Yes, I know you think she's better than me
But no, I'm not sure why
Yes, I treated you so well
But no, you let me go
Yes, I would like to get even
But no, I don't sink that low
Yes, I'm glad I said it's over
But no, I'm not to blame
Yes, I believe it is your fault
But no, I don't speak of your name
Yes, you say you're glad we're through
But no, deep down you're not
Yes, you try to make me jealous
But no, your face I've almost forgot
Yes, you fooled me once upon a time
But no, it won't happen again
Yes, I'm practically over you
But no, I don't want to be friends
Yes, I've changed and I've grew strong
But no, you can't say the same
Yes, I once thought you were for real
But no, to you it was all a game
Yes, I wish I still felt that certain way
But no, I shouldn't worry about it
Yes, at times I think I need love
But no, before I lived without it
Yes, you used to tell me you loved me
But no, that I'm beginning to doubt
Yes, we could've stayed together
But no, it didn't work out
Yes, what you done was cold
But no, I don't care that much now
Yes, at times I still miss you
But no, I'll manage somehow

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  • 16 years ago

    by Saul

    You go girl!

  • 16 years ago

    by Kayla

    Thanks...again! You must really be likin' my stuff!
    ~Kayla

  • 16 years ago

    by Kayla

    Thank y'all so much!
    ~Kayla~

  • 16 years ago

    by hiddenimage

    This is very good. i give it 5/5. :D

  • 16 years ago

    by Jenni Marie

    I love this!
    I enjoyed how you swapped from yes to know all the way throughout the poem.
    The flow was good throughout, the emotion shines through the words and I liked how the ending was positive.

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