THE PAST IS IN THE PAST

THE PAST IS IN THE PAST

A Poem by Urja Gokani

The day i was left alone,
it like tears in my eyes,
it was like no one cared,
it was like u warn't there,
but i don't need to care,
cause the past is in the past any way

the night i was left alone,
it was like a headache,
it was like i have never been alive,
it was like i am raising the dead,
but i don't need to care,
cause the past is in the past anyway

© 2014 Urja Gokani


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i am able to relate with your emotions, but you made quite few grammatical errors in the course of u creating your rhymes. work on that, and if u must make them quote them so that we know that u did it on purpose.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Urja Gokani

8 Years Ago

thanks a lot i will try
Nice poem, a lot of people can relate with this.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Urja Gokani

9 Years Ago

thanks a lot!! :)

Not bad at all, I just thought it would be longer. Overall it is great. Keep up the good work!
The past is in the past!

Posted 9 Years Ago


Urja Gokani

9 Years Ago

haha thanks :)
nice wording i can really relate to this poem in a lot of ways

Posted 9 Years Ago


Urja Gokani

9 Years Ago

thanks a lot :)
not bad not bad at all. leaving the past behind can be tough.
thank you for sharing this is a good write.

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Urja Gokani

9 Years Ago

thanks a lot :)

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Added on September 12, 2014
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Urja Gokani
Urja Gokani

maharashtra, mumbai, India



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