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Regrets


Regrets-

People is going to regret ever putting their hands on me. Don't let my pretty looks fool you because I could be a crazy person at times. Especially when it comes to my son and my family. I know that I got issues, but I was right about bitches and niggas who wanna violate me. That's not going to happen. I got a really crazy person, don't play with me!

Regrets-

My own family and friend's already tried to fuck my own life up plenty of times. But, I am much older, prettier, and alot smarter than that. Now I will whoop your butt if you ever touch me. I love too hard, but I fight harder. Bad enough there's no television in my apartment, while everyone wanna be entertained all damn day.

Regrets-

I am going to a really good college in the fall, and I actually have a very bright future ahead of me. Everyone is jealous of me because I am going to be very successful in the next two year's. Noboy will get any money from me, ever! I have worked really hard for everything that I have today. The devil can't take it away from me, I will beat his butt myself. Like I said, I am sexy, loving, and caring. Once you hurt me, I promise you will regret it till the day you die.

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I am a woman who loves to write poetry to escape the harsh reality of living in the South Bronx in the state of New York. Writing about mostly reality situations and romance. All poems are written by me, and I take a lot of time and effort into my original work. Currently working on a new poem, it's a work in progress. Only have the title of the poem at the moment. Enjoy everyone and don't be afraid to leave a comment or any feedback. It's always appreciated.

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