Love's Endearing Pain
Rope around her neck,
Do you think she should do it?
The screams and the cries,
looking deep into her eyes.
The pain she felt is over now.
You teased and you laughed,
You did your job.
Now take a bow.
Do you feel bad?
Well you should.
The girl is now gone,
Gone under the wood.
Now your hurt and going crazy,
Because the girl you once loved now haunts you.
You killed her,
Now she wants you dead!
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I write poems at a whim, but they are always insipered by paying attention to others. I am 18 yrs. old, a senior in high school, and I am slowly reaching my goals. All of which include writing. I live in Detroit, Michigan and I love every minute of it.
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