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Because I Love You


 

I gave you my heart because I knew you would alwasy be there,

we were always together because you loved me and cared, 

but not  knowing this was going to turn out to be rips and tears...

you cheated once, you cheated twice, you cheated three times,

you were just  filled with lies, 

it got worse each day, and our love seemed to fade away, 

but because I love you I paid a price of getting hurt, is it a suprice that I got hurt or a suprise that 

I could love?

agruments everyday turned into pushes and shoves, saying,.."I'm nothing without you

bitch you won't leave" 

you were a monster that was hurting every part of me, I was emotionaly unstable, 

my freinds and family gave me huge lables,

WEAK, SCARED ,UGLY, PUPPET, 

it felt like a dream, but I knew I should leave... 

but it was hard.. because I Love you, I put my family last, I had to leave you in the deepest 

of my past,

because I love you i put everything I believed behind, letting you get in my mind,

another relationship, another scar, 

was I  scared? not of you but the fact that I let u in my walls,

now i do not love you at all, 

I learned to grow stronger and stronger, don't try to come back,

don't even bother. 

you wasted my time, all you were, was on drugs and filled with crime, 

what did i see in you? 

I was really a  fool. If I learned anything, I found myself.... 

a strong beutiful woman, who never needed you 

so this is the end now shooo shooo. 

 

 

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johnssar001

I have curly hair and brown skin. i love to write poetry, it has a lot of meaning and emotion. i come from a huge family back ground i'm the 6 oldest out of all my brothers and sisters.

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