Moving On

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  • LukLupe
  • forced and fought for that response and what do you know it was his b-day

Moving On

I walk, hoping for luck
I see his face
Hoping maybe he will like me
and I could learn to do the same
Help me to let go
These chains on my arms 
hurt too much
I am crying to let go of this
"Rush"
Holding myself together 
not letting a piece fall 
Getting out of my shell 
For everyone to see me
"Undone"
Waking up going to try 
to forget his face and 
the memories we shared 
and see if this guy can 
learn to care 
Hoping that this can help me 
Show the real me 
I am getting closer now
He starts to wave but 
memories of Paul starts to get in the way 
I walk away
Dying from this pain
Going the wrong way
Hoping one day I can wave back
and flirt and say
"Will you go out with ME"
But I see nothing but Paul's face
But I think I will be ready, 
Maybe in the morning
Learning Paul's 
Ways
and this time I will wave
but in the morning
I will speak the words softly
-Luk/Lupe
P.S. It's my turn to talk in the dark

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Aphrena commented on Moving On

06-21-2009

i think this is like the story of every teens life we never talk to those that we really want to you know. i like it its a strange rhythm but it flows and its cool cause its different

wagus commented on Moving On

06-16-2009

How many times I have wanted to talk to a gal and never did.. let love go by me... I joke because in family one male has never married per generation and in this one it me.... but I look at others and wonder what might have been if had just took time to talk to somebody once.. a long time ago... poem is well done brings up things in my old mind often forget until find something to wake them like poetry...

In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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