Never loved you

Every day flowers grow new

Every day someone is new

Every day someone’s heart breaks into pieces

 

But every day I grow into secrets

 

I see it everywhere

I see it follow me like an angel

I see it everyday

I see all the time

 

But everyday is fear growing into my mind

 

Tell me something I do know

Tell me something I don’t know

Tell me something that I’ll die for

 

Or just kill me at the end so I just won’t know

 

I hear you everyday

I hear you all the time

But I don’t want to hear it anymore

Cause your crushing into my mind

 

Don’t you know that I’m not good enough to know.

I’ll probably crush your dreams into pieces

And then I’ll make you believe in me

I’ll fall in your arms and fall into pieces

And make you cry with me

It’ll be so easy that I’ll make you believe

I’ll drag you down with me

 

 

Tell me something I do know

Tell me something I don’t know

Tell me something that I most know

 

Until now you most know that I never

Loved you.

 

Author's Note

Hope you like it!!!!!!!!!!

Reviews

[i-love-you-boo♥]

its good i do agree some of it over shadows the rest but its still good

[freelancejouster]

the repetition almost seems over-used and overshadows the rest of the context in the poem. i don't know, not my favorite.

[jennifer little]

great poem loved it keep it up

[Dische]

That was great! I can relate to it

[{A}shley {B}lack @-;-]

I really liked this poem its emits a lot of emotion and I really liked the message at the end how you never loved them very well done

[Coyote Poetry]

The poem is very good. Flowed like music. I like the emotion in the words. Sometime we must be direct and to the point. A very good ending to your excellent poem. Thank you.
Coyote

[Marie Harrison]

Lovely poem. Lot of emotion in this one.

[Linear]

(Must) I think you love him. but the poem ripped with emotions, raged against feelings of tormented love, It's a rough sea to sail with bitter winds, but you survived it well, great poem

[Frank F. Atanacio]

a very well easy to read poem I think you nailed it!