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[aid] => Mick
[title] => And I Your Juliet
[time] => 2003-06-27 07:25:00
[hometext] => Well, this is a weird poem. This is supposed to be a FINAL goodbye to the boy I love, but WHO KNOWS, its probably not. It's kinda an ANTI LOVE poem...Enjoy
[bodytext] => Come one, Come All And lend me your ears I'll tell you a story Of love and of tears Another modern day case of Romeo and his Juliet A story I hope You won't soon forget Two lover separated By rules set in stone Romeo beloved by all Juliet all alone Her eyes gazed adoringly At him in high school halls He still blind to her love No matter how deep she falls He a senior Respected and feared She a meer freshman Scorned and jeered She thought she was invisible In his eyes which radiance glown Imagine her surprise When interest in her he shown So she finally worked up the nerve To have a little chat Slowly a friendship grew Although she wanted more than that Each night they talked for hours And each night fonder grew her heart If she prayed hard enough she believed A fairy-tale romance would soon start A night had come, her parents gone An opprutinity for her friend to become more Just as she finished shaking A knock at her front door Opened it up to see her love Looking beautiful as ever As they talked she looked deep in his eyes And wished they could be together "My Romeo, My Romeo Where for thou art? My Romeo, My Romeo You consume all of my heart." And so he began to leave And walked right out her front door Turned back and looked her in the eyes And gave her the kiss she'd been waiting for And so for weeks She lived happily in bliss She longed desperately for the warmth She recieved from his kiss And then a dark and stormy night A weepy conversation the two led, When Romeo finally confessed to her I have been in another's bed "My Romeo, My Romeo, Where for art thou be? Romeo, answer me this Do you love her more than me?" So for many nights our Juliet Cried lonely in her bed Wondering if she'd done something wrong Or what wrong words she said "Juliet it is not your fault I am the one to blame For disguising my lust as love For making you think I felt the same" "My Romeo, worry not, I don't care about the love you lack I just need to hear you breath I just want you back" And so the two reunited But not in love but simply lust But in simply seconds Juliet lost his trust She cried to him I can't live without you Gasping for each breath He responded to her harshly Saying then she would have to accept death Please don't do this to me she cried You're everything I need He said this is not love She said "I'll show you how to bleed" Ran to her bed and took the pills That would bring her to here death And just as in case that was not enough She slit her wrists and gasped on her last breath Many mourned and cried for her Looked at her flesh so ripped apart Realized she did not die simply from the blood But of a broken heart You may be wondering to youself Was this a double suicide? No because Romeo never loved her He never even tried Boys long ago were darkly romantic Rather than live without love, they'd die Who would chose death over love I know not a single guy I hope this story stays with you A story you soon not forget Because, my love, you are Romeo And I am your Juliet [comments] => 5 [counter] => 218 [topic] => 22 [informant] => TeenageEmoGirl [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 0 [ratings] => 0 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => LostLove )
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