My Biggest Sacrifice

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    My Biggest Sacrifice

    I can remember just about all the times that I snuck out of the house, or from work
    To come and see you
    I remember us going to the movies on the low
    Afraid one of my mom’s friends would see us
    I remember going to your church with out you on the revival night
    Cause you wasn’t feelin it
    It was also in church that you were to careless to move out of your comfort zone
    To sit with me
    I remember Easter dinner with all your family, with me and my little brother
    I remember taking your brother to Wal-Mart for Gatorade and got caught
    By my sister’s sister
    After the call, I quickly made up a lie to my mother
    I remember the nights when we’d fool around in my car
    Then race down the highway to get home on time
    There’s so much more that I did and do
    And I can’t even get full commitment
    From you
    I can’t get respect and a nice tone of voice
    A trust system, or courteousness
    I’m broken-hearted and in disbelief
    This poem was made with tears, love and honesty
    I can’t change but so much of who I am
    So I definitely can’t change you
    Unfortunately, It ain’t meant for us
    You’re doing this thing to me again
    Making me regret my decisions
    I’m just wishing it would have worked out
    All this extra love here in my heart
    And for who?
    For you?
    Hardly, please
    I bet right about now you wouldn’t say bless you if I sneezed
    I’m crying out of misery
    For all the signs I failed to see
    You took another part of me
    When can I really be free
    From you?

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    muttman1 commented on My Biggest Sacrifice

    01-27-2009

    As soon as you want to be free I suupose, but who really knows......Sorry got caught up in this story too, good job miss lady.

    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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