Confused
10 August, 2004
Author: Shorty
You tell me not to tell people,
and yet you spread the lies.
You tell me to communicate,
when you hold it all inside.
You tell me to be patient,
but you still yell at me.
You tell me to have a softer heart,
when yours is as hard as stone.
You say I make things difficult,
though you can't explain.
You say I should take responsibility,
but nothing is ever your fault.
You say I have a great life,
look at all my blessings.
But then you complain,
about what you think you know about me.
------- Author's Notes -------
This poem bring so much frustration in my mind i feel like i want to cry. Is there anybody who can relate to me, or am i all alone? |
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Comments on this poem/writing:
| Meridian (205.188.116.200) -- Tuesday, August 10 2004, 03:34 pm Yeah, that sounds very familiar, though I won't point any toes! LOL! A prime example of a hypocrite. They say, don't do this, and yet that turn right around and do the thing, that they told you not to do. That is rather baffling. Good point Shorty! Smiles, -Meri |
| Terrie* (65.148.206.121) -- Thursday, August 12 2004, 04:21 am how frustrating things like that can take its toll..i agree w/ Meri...thank God for Gyms and good friends right? haha. trust me your not alone, situations like this happen often not just w/a significant other but w/family.friends and co-workers..one just learns to overlook such things ...HUGS/LOVE |
| Shorty (209.84.125.251) -- Sunday, August 15 2004, 12:59 am it really makes me feel better to know im not the only 1 who's going through this or know of people that do this. THANK U!!! lotz o luv shorty |
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