Missing You

by LiNdSeYo7

Published April 25, 2005

You couldn’t possibly know,
How much you mean to me,
That I’d give everything I had,
For you to be set free,
That each and every day,
I miss you a little more,
I wish that time would go
Back to just a month before.
I want to see your face,
Or just to hear you speak,
I lost the only thing I loved,
My heart has grown so weak.
I’m fearing for the future,
Yearning for the past,
Missing you so very much,
Praying this ends fast

*This is written by a VERY close friend and Ex who is now in jail.. Long story.. but just summing it up!<3 Lindsey

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Elizabeth
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Elizabeth commented Comment · May 26, 2005

I liked this. AmiriaRose cute cat!!! lol, i had to say that and lindsay are you from TYWC? I remember a lindsey. I really liked it and it was sweet.

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AmairaRose
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AmairaRose commented Comment · May 26, 2005

I like the rhyming pattern. I can definatly sence the feeling behind the words, but if you put a little more imagery into this it could be better.

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LiNdSeYo7
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LiNdSeYo7 commented Comment · May 10, 2005

Please don’t let me down again,

Don’t ever break my heart,

Now that you’re locked up in there,

My world has fallen apart.

You were what made me happy,

What put the smile on my face,

No one else could ever,

Attempt to take your place

Please don’t do this to yourself,

Let this time be the last,

Think only of your future,

Forget about the past.

You are smarter then you know,

More then what you see,

And if you need one reason,

To stay up, let it be me.

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Written for the same person whom I now am very angry with but I figured I'd post that anyways.. <3

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Liz
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Liz commented Comment · May 7, 2005

Packed to the brim with cliches! Try to be more original.

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antigone
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antigone commented Comment · May 4, 2005

I liked it. I think the rhymes add a lot.

Ohio Impromptu wrote a review Review · Apr 25, 2005

Hmmm...theres no denying there was a tonne of feeling behind it, but the way it was written kinda made me think of Dr. Suess. That doesnt necessarily mean its bad, its just written in a way that doesnt quite fit the feeling behind it. :)



What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn't happen much, though.
— J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye