There are no Happily Ever Afters, Fairy Tale Endings, or Once Upon a Times,
in reality there is no true love, only in myths, stories and rhymes.
Have you actually found the One? Do you think you ever will?
Do you know anyone who has? Do you think you're close to finding?
Or is it merely a hope, deep within your being, that oneday, someday...
he'll be there for you, waiting, thinking, yearning to say;
I love you?
Say you have, you've found true love, you have your soulmate,
he'll only leave you, cold and alone, wondering why this is your fate.
Maybe love will simply fade, like a dying flame. Maybe love will be lost,
with the departion of one's soul, or maybe love will be too much.
Love will never work, the creation was pointless, a waste of emotion,
a feeling of disapointment, of emptiness, too much commotion.
He'll never say the words.
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Very creative. I love the first stanza the most. If I were a pessimist, I would agree with your views on the poem. But this is good reading fun.
I like this a lot! It's full of that "raw" emotion!
Here's a minor suggestion though:
"Do you know anyone who has? Do you think you're close to finding?"
Close to finding what, exactly? To me, that part just seems incomplete...perhaps modify this part for more clarity, make into a more complete sentence?
Other then that, I really enjoyed this following lines:
"Maybe love will simply fade, like a dying flame. Maybe love will be lost,
with the departion of one's soul, or maybe love will be too much."
Nice imagery right there! Keep up the writing!
Thanks
edited it now, at least I think ( I don't mean I can't remember, I mean- oh.. :/) anyway I didn't think it was that good so,
@Snoink it's nothing personal to me I just get words that I like and turn them around - positive=negative negative=positve, stuff like that.

~ Tinkem
This was a juicy read. Full of freshly squeezed emotion, a hint of beautiful imagery, and overall just superb. Keep it up!
-Kafka
it is good indeed, as said before, gramar and spelling could be checked, but besides that, great job. i liked it because it is fluent and show's the true nature of speech (just like free verse should do). i would try maybe doing some improvements to the structure and to the rhytm.
Hm... this may be just me, but I am pretty curious as to why this poem came out. It seems pretty confrontational (which I like!) and I am quite curious as to the personal experiences. And yes, I am pretty nosy!

Anyway, my main comment is I think the second stanza can be even more confrontational than you have it. Right now, it kind of ends on a soft note, but I think you can really push it to the limit and it'll be much better as a result.
Just a thought! I do like this, however.
Comotion=Commotion. Just pointing that out.
I like how in the center of each stanza, it doesn't rhyme, and it forces the reader to focus on the true meaning of the poem. To me, it slows me down slightly, and gives me time to contemplate. Very creative. Thanks for sharing.
~Panda;;
This is a great poem, I liked it alot. It showed alot of emotion.
Keep writing!