You lied.
Said we’d get though anything
You abandoned me
Left me feeling so empty
Relationships involve disagreements
And hardships will come too
You didn’t love me
Because you didn’t come through
You didn’t keep your half of the deal babe
You ran before I could explain
How am I supposed feel now
I feel like our love was just in vain
I did love you
And I still do
But you turned away
While I called out to you
Baby you cant just give up when things get hard
I understand I was being unreasonable
But you have to let down your guard
Because you have to work through these things
Even when you think youre being wronged
I cant believe that we’re through
I really thought we belonged
And Im trying to find an explanation
On why you gave up so fast
Was I not enough to fix the situtation?
I really thought that we would last
So what im getting at
Is that true love really works Sean
And while I was willing to fix it
You were already gone
Ofcourse you’ll get frustrated
But what do you expect?
You can’t just run off
Everytime you see were not perfect
And if you were going to leave
As soon as we hit a bump
Then you shouldn’t have told me you loved me
Because by saying that, you already made that jump
Love isnt something to be thrown around
If you really loved me then you wouldn’t have let me hit the ground
Cause I fell for you hard
And you were supposed to catch my fall
But you were too busy protecting yourself
I guess you didn’t love me after all
Because to love is to hand over
The kill button to our hearts
Trusting that the one you give it to
Will protect it from the start
And I made that sacrifice
Thinking you’d be worth the toll
Because even though I gave you a part of me
When I was with you I still felt whole
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Alright, I see that grammar has pretty much been covered, however, I do think you need some puncuation at the end of lines. But keep on writing because practice makes perfect!
thx guys, appreciate all the help:)
What the who, it went through twice. Gahh, my computer is spazzy. Sorry.
Alright, I see that grammar has pretty much been covered, however, I do think you need some puncuation at the end of lines. It tells the reader when they should pause and when they should flow into the next line.

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It lacks some imagry, and grammar, and it gets repetitive which gets boring. I would recomend trying to condense it a bit and adding imagry.
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Hey there, Tinalove =)
So. I can't say I was very touched by this poem. In fact, I got a bit bored! Instead of a poem, this reminds me of a rambling diary entry of a bitter girl who's just been dumped. You know, all writing is good for at least one reason: because it has been written. I'm glad when people write, and a misfortune is actually a fortune if it makes one inspired to write. But if you want to get higher than that, you need to ensure that what you write feels unique to not only you but also -- and more importantly -- to the reader. After a story or a poem has been written, its reader is the most important person in the world, which is why it's kind of a tragedy if he/she isn't interested. Of course, there's nothing that would please us all, but it's not a good enough excuse to not to do all that you can to make the reader like your writing.
I would suggest that you make this poem shorter. Personally I've never been a fan of very long poems, because I can't focus on them if they're too long. All the stanzas in this aren't irreplaceable, and some of them just repeat what's already been said. One reason why I got bored was that you didn't use any poetic elements, apart from a little rhyming (which was nicely and subtly done, by the way). I can't take more than a few lines of "you this and I that and we this and then that", which is what your whole poem consists of right now. I'd like to see some imagery or even just a mere adjective -- that's not too much to ask, is it? Do what you have to do to make this a poem, not a disappointed monologue or a letter.
Thanks for the read!
Demeter
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Before I say anything else this reminds me of a song more than a poem. Not just because of the length, but by the way you phrase everything. Like the way you say "baby" so much. It doesn't sound the best in a poem, but in a song it would be perfectly fine. I will try to stick to poetry mode, but I might slip into song mode. This is just a sorry in advance
~O.K. I am going to stop with the grammar corrections because I just scrolled down to read your poem one more time and realized it has already been covered. OOOps! I am still going to include it because I put a lot of work into it so there.
~Your rhythm was O.K. The rhyming was really good because it was noticeable enough to add to the rhythm, but not noticeable enough to make you focus on it so you couldn't do any half rhymes. One thing I noticed though that a lot of the time, probably because of the length of the lines the poem seemed slightly like sentences instead of lines. There is a fine line between being choppy and having to long of lines, but I am thinking that you should read over your poem out loud. Do it slowly and if you think you can find a good place to pause in some of the longer lines you should make in to two. Of course this is a personal preference, but that is my opinion.
Hope I helped,
A. S.
I think 'When' would have been better for emphasis than 'while'.
In both stanzas, you forgot to put an apostrophe in can't.
First underlining: No apostrophe in I'm.
Second: For why you gave up so fast.
Third: Situation
Fourth: Your apostrophes again.
Fifth: Of course
Fifth: We're
Sixth: Apostrophe in isn't.
Seventh: Should be stop, you can't catch someone's fall.
Anyway, the poem's a good expression of heartache and loss, but you need to work on your grammar. :]