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What Are You Talking About?
by Emily Garwood (Age: 21)
copyright 10-04-2002


Age Rating: 13 to 127

 
What are you talking about?
You're leaving, and you never thought to say?
Just walk out the door as if it doesn't matter;
I won't complain, but i'll get my own back.

What are you talking about?
You say, you want to come back?
No, no you can't. Not after all this time.
I worked hard to cope without your love and support.
Now i succeeded, nothings changing.


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12-02-2003 Debra Rose    

Wonderful poem, Emily. The loss of a love that was supposed to last forever is hard. You did a great job.
03-14-2003 Jennifer Campbell-Kletzli    

This is an awesome poem! I once had a boyfriend I fell for, and he broke up with me. Then he moved away a year ago. When I moved to Anchorage, he was the first person I saw at my new school, and he had just moved to Anchorage two weeks ago (which was weird to me)! He asked for me back, and I was totally over him so I told him "no". Then I had to switch schools (long story) and I havn't seen him since. This poem reminds me of the kind of relationship we had.
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