This poem basically explains how much this guy’s in love with a girl. The more he loves her, the more he’s hurt, but he just doens’t feel like he can live without her.

There’s this one moment when nothing seems to make sense,

When a cherished relationship becomes past tense.

I always loved her and I thought she loved me too,

But she just announced: “I was wrong to be with you!”

What’s a black man without the presence of pigment?

That’s basically what I am without her penchant.

Without her,

Life’s like Mc Donald’s without the dollar menu,

A bamboo table with 4 strong legs, but no screw,

It’s the ocean without the excitements of waves,

A beach with the absence of the beautiful sand,

And there’s the lifesaver, but a life he can’t save

A hard math question that I can not understand,

It’s like Michael Angelo, the angel, but no wings,

Dracula, the most reknown vampire, nut no fangs.

The more that I love her, the more it seems to hurt,

But without her, I’m a flower in the desert,

I seem to be diving deeper in hell’s fire,

It burns, but it is worth her love and the pleasure.

I never had the time to enjoy her daisies,

Now I spend my days erasing the memories

That she had forgotten by catching amnesia.

Can’t she tell I need her love? I got anemia!

Without her, all I am left with is bones and skin.

She stole my small heart, I should have secured the PIN!

“Give it up man, she moved on!” says the know-it-all.

I enjoyed the summer, now I must face the fall.

I’m so wishing that my life had no beginning,

Then this relationship wouldn’t need an ending.

 

 

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