If My Walls Could Talk
31 December, 2003
Author: Brown Eyz
If my walls could talk god only knows what they might say
The fights we used to get into I wonder where they would place the blame
The night’s I’d sit home crying when you actually weren’t around
The days you were always their when I felt this solemn cloud
I think they would say I loved you so much I would have gave my life
And when I finally broke up with you I think they would say I was right
But the days we were a couple and the abuse we put one another through
The bruises couldn’t be erased by all the I love you
I know they would say I’m stronger now and not so vulnerable as before
And that the best thing I ever did was finally shut the door
Though I don’t think they would say that it was easy for me to do
For some reason I think they would say that a part of me still loved you
Now I know that is no longer true because it has been almost a year and a half
the time and memories of what you did to me has healed my stronger half
if my walls could talk there is one thing i would ask that i dont already know
your first true love deep down inside will you never fully let go?
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Comments on this poem/writing:
Pamela (66.38.146.204) -- Thursday, January 8 2004, 04:37 am I still think about my first love after four years - even though it was for different reasons, I also broke it off with him. And it does make you a stronger person, and you should be proud. But don't ever forget - even the bad memories - because they are what made you who you are today. Beautiful poem |
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