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Didn't think (a poem wrote yesterday)

  • 16-03-2007 12:28pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 35


    Here is something I wrote yesterday scribbling at my desk in work...

    Didn’t think

    Didn’t think you told them,
    Thought I was the secret past
    Confined to the memories
    The yesterday
    The fun
    Anything that could never -
    Last.

    Guess I feel a little chuffed
    That somehow I meant that much
    More than I ever knew
    I had your heart
    Wish you told me –
    Too.

    Still smiling ‘bout the antics
    The words you told to him
    Didn’t think you did confide
    Now everything I never missed
    Drifts slowly through the recent past
    And leads me back again to
    You.

    In my head again
    Smiling on my face
    I was someone special
    Someone I never knew
    I had your heart
    You had my head
    Don’t really know what happened…. –
    Guess that love can’t wait forever,
    Guess I lost the race.
    Can see there is no winner
    ‘Cos you’re a looser too.
    Just wish I knew the somebody,
    Who had my heart,
    But man –
    I knew you.

    NJR.


Comments

  • Registered Users Posts: 138 ✭✭don.juanito


    nice.:)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 35 Jacinta


    Thanks Don. Appreciate your Feedback, its a simple little poem.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8 oceallaigh


    ..completely ruined by the bad grammar in the title - a poem WRITTEN yesterday.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 35 Jacinta


    oceallaigh wrote:
    ..completely ruined by the bad grammar in the title - a poem WRITTEN yesterday.

    Not one for the detail... Sorry... Thanks -Jac


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3 deadendxgirl


    I like it :)


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,247 ✭✭✭stevejazzx


    Jacinta wrote:
    Here is something I wrote yesterday scribbling at my desk in work...

    Didn’t think

    Didn’t think you told them,
    Thought I was the secret past
    Confined to the memories
    The yesterday
    The fun
    Anything that could never -
    Last.

    Guess I feel a little chuffed
    That somehow I meant that much
    More than I ever knew
    I had your heart
    Wish you told me –
    Too.

    Still smiling ‘bout the antics
    The words you told to him
    Didn’t think you did confide
    Now everything I never missed
    Drifts slowly through the recent past
    And leads me back again to
    You.

    In my head again
    Smiling on my face
    I was someone special
    Someone I never knew
    I had your heart
    You had my head
    Don’t really know what happened…. –
    Guess that love can’t wait forever,
    Guess I lost the race.
    Can see there is no winner
    ‘Cos you’re a looser too.
    Just wish I knew the somebody,
    Who had my heart,
    But man –
    I knew you.

    NJR.


    The parts I highlighted I think aren't working. 'bout the antics' sounds very loose, doesn;t seem to hold the mood of the rest of the poem. 'chuffed' again is a bit too simple an expression.
    Lovely poem and very nice ending. I also like the one word finishing lines of verses one and two they really highlight the feeling running through the poem.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 35 Jacinta


    Thanks Folks for all the feedback. I really appreciate it. I think the poem still needs a little bit of editing. Its quite personal so I wanted to keep it casual and simple.

    Thanks,
    - Jac.


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