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Rain child

  • Last seen on Aug 12 7:47 PM 2006. Member since August 10, 2006.
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  • What If at allpoetry
    What if I told you, / I threw away everything we had, / That all those sappy love lines were lies, / That all those times I said my feeling wouldn't change, / I lied, because they already had, / What if I said, /
  • It's All Part of the Game at allpoetry
    My heart is beating,
    My eyes are wondering,
  • My Way to Get Out of a Ticket at allpoetry
    I ran through the light,
    Right off the turn pike,

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  • on We outgrow love like other things by Emily Dickinson, on August 10, 2006
    I think everyone goes through such a thing, and maybe that is why so much cheating in relationships happens today in our society. Also when we think about these old loves it seems like centuries ago, even if it was only a year, and sometimes just like antiques we want what we use to have back, or sometimes you just still treasure it. Then we wish we were back at that old place, and just like antiques the memories come flooding back when you see it, and it does make me wonder if it was all lust, and there is no such thing as love at all.

  • on After Great Pain, A Formal Feeling Comes by Emily Dickinson, on August 10, 2006
    I think this is one of the truest poems I ever read
    I know exactly what it feels like to get hurt then just not care.