Erroneous LoVE

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Erroneous Love

I feel like giving up, feel that I'm not even enough

I feel like throwing in the towel

I feel like just' walking away

You know I love you girl you're a dream that's come true

I wanna be with you till like forever or till through on through

I don't want to wake up from this constant dream....

AN people say this is erroneous love or so it may seem

But people will say what they want

But still don't care what they say

An people will do what they like

But As long as your mine I'm still okay

'Cause I still love you, girl, an I just' want

Want everything you have to offer me

And to hear you call me 'your Hun'

If not me, I still want to see you happy

I'm tired of being alone; tired of secretly crying

Just' so sick of people kicking me when I'm down still I'm trying

To get back up to be beaten back down

When it just' feels like I'm punching brick walls

An if you think that alls alot, then we weren't meant to be

I just want some one nice who'd not make me cry

But that'd make me so happy and feel like I can fly

Erroneous love, to me there is no such thing

So say what you like but I might not agree




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Hmmm... I don't know. I like the poem in a weird way, because it's such a freewrite, but still... it doesn't seem to say a lot. I mean, it just rambles on like dialogue, which can be a good thing, if there is some climatic statement at the end of it, but there really isn't any climatic statement.

So figure out what is the purpose of the poem and then highlight it, using creative word choices and interesting metaphors. And then write it. Right now, it's falling apart. O_o
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