I ONCE
I Once
I once was a bright, shining, golden, beautiful star, who never got any scars, from the needle in my arm. The only thing I wanted to do was be there for you, but now I know that I won't ever show, just how much pain you put me through, all because of the things I did for you.
You once were my friend to the very end, almost leaving me for dead, on the lonely street, without a sheet, to get a peaceful night sleep. The hell you put me through, it all came unglued the night that I left you for someone who was true.
I put a needle in my arm, thinking that I could do no harm, just to take away the hurt and pain that was driving me insane, playing and messing with my brain. I sunk into this big black hole diving into the great unknown. I was hoping that I was wrong, but the feeling was just too strong, from beginning to end, you were there when I needed a friend.
I betrayed my family, feeling high on gravity, like I was being electrified all through the night, hiding in a corner all alone, without anywhere to go and nowhere to roam. I had nowhere to go except into the great unknown hoping I was wrong, just trying to be strong.
You were my drug and my best friend, for 4 1/2 years, that gave me all these fears, that I was so afraid to shed my tears, I showed you just how weak I was, by sharing you with all these thugs.
You broke my heart in two, when you told me "I don't love you." You made me cry for the last time, because I want to live my life so this is my last good bye to you, I hope you find somebody else who is true and loves you.
About this poem
I wrote this poem when I was in treatment last year, and I figured the only way to tell people my life was through this poem. Hope you guys like it
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Written on April 02, 2024
Submitted by bubblescrocker2023 on April 02, 2024
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Stanza Lengths | 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 |
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