My Dearest, I Failed

poem by: Young Poet
Written on Oct 12, 2016

Her eyes, dark as pitch when night.
In the day, bright in the sunlight.
Her hair, black in jet. Shimmers of beauty when light met.
Sad I have made her, twat.
Now she can't look at me, I hate that.
I love her, but don't know how to show.
But love comes in strange forms, I do love her so.
There she was, by my side.
Then I threw it away, now it has died.
Anger within, all directed at me.
I deserve it, it is what's meant to be.
As much as I fight, tough it is.
I will lose, because I will miss.
Regret and sorrow, is all I feel. 
Me to blame, maybe I should keel?
I am sorry my love, I repeat to myself.
Not a thousand sorry's can repair, the beauty herself.
Feel sorry for me, all I have done.
But she's the one who should feel this way, for what I have brung.
Failed you I have, regret I do.
But it had happened now, and I am a fool.

My dearest, I failed 

 

Tags: sad, love, anger, deep, pain,

 

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