Pretenses.
[A poetry]
Even if you kiss me, it won't feel so right.
Even if you hug me, it won't be too tight
Even if you hit me, I won't start a fight
I won't let the wound you caused me, damage my mind
Even if you pull me down,
I will still try to touch the sky
I won't be the one who wears a frown,
nor the one who heaves a sigh.
You always told me you love me,
yet your heart was never mine
I know you'll never look at me lovingly,
So whats the point if I try?
And when you said that bittersweet goodbye,
I told myself that I wouldn't let you see me cry.
Since I lost half of me because of this so-called 'you and I'
I promise myself that baby, I'll cry for the last time.
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Rhyme and rhythm is off. There are some lines that aren't really working for the impact of this poem. Although, over all, this poem had a powerful voice to it.
Keep writing.
--Knightly
You really have issues with the rhyme here. I also corrected your punctuation. This was a quality read.
5/10