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    Checkpoint

    Here comes that time of year again
    When everything is seen from the view of a pen
    It tells what's real and what's just pretend
    Am happy it seems, acting skills to commend

    On the real, am taking my last breath
    For years I've been living a life after death

    September 28, 2004, the day of "the living dead'
    The day life became confusing, messing up my head

    To whom does this concern, what am I talking about?
    The death of love, the reality of living without
    The one I love, the rain after my drought
    The only girl that ever heard these words from my mouth
    "I love you," $₤, and there's still no doubt
    Letting her in my heart, now it seems she locked me out

    I have been locked out of my own heart for years
    By the only girl that have seen me real happy, because she cares
    But she's also the only girl whom have seen my tears
    The only girl who knew me, knew all my fears

    I have always tried to prevent getting a heart-break
    But now it has been broken, how much does a heart take
    Before it gives in and succumbs to an heart-ache
    Then one gets scared of love, at least for a hearts sake

    I learned loving is risky, but the steps are worth taking
    And it might be a mistake but one worth making
    So I decided whether or not my heart will be breaking
    I would love, but now it leaves my heart aching

    Why do I feel I've been locked out of my heart
    Because she's still in it, though so far apart
    And it seems I can't love again, I can't even start
    Even Cupid's method failed, helpless was his dart

    What makes it so hard for me is, the way I love her
    It was so hard at first for me to even put God above her

    And at times I 'slip-up' forgetting who's second or first
    And each time I try forgetting her makes things worst

    I promise life that if I don't get to be her beau
    There's no way I am ever going to be true
    I will do evil things, my goods will be a few
    I will never be the same, forget how I grew
    For without her am nothing, I just wish that she knew
    You know yourself, $₤, I'll always love you

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    Bwyn commented on Checkpoint

    01-30-2009

    Very nice right from your guts!

    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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