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Why do persist 
Playing games with love? 
Why do you create 
In others so much pain? 

Don't for a moment forget 
You reap what you sow 
In the end you get what you deserve 
'Cause you are not inmune to pain 

So take it easy 
Watch your steps so carefully 
Love always has a way 
To make pain easy to bear 

Why do you persist then 
In hurting the ones, that for you seem to care 
Get off that foolish mentality of yours 
And give love its due chance to grow 




Dorian Petersen Potter 
aka ladydp2000
aka ladylove 
copyright@2005



December,05,2014


When you love someone

When you love someone.


When you love someone, you have to tell them.
Don’t convince yourself it will never happen.
Their love could become a Godsend.
Don’t let unanswered questions become your end.


Happiness and love are all that matter.
Anything but true love will simply shatter.
Press the accept, or suffer only regrets.
I only regret the words I never said.


I love you.  How hard is it?
If you never ask, don’t complain that it’s all a trick.
You get what you deserve.
Do you love him?  
Do you love her?
Or are you just in lust?
That game is a bust.


You can’t reroll the loaded dice.
Chances like love don’t come by twice.
Live your life, but don’t complain you got dealt a bad hand.
You took your shot at a chance of romance,
And she wasn’t the woman, or he wasn’t the man for you right now.
Not all rainbows come from the clouds.
Some are just painted.  Some just fake it.
If it’s not true love, then why bother to make it?


I want love.  I want her.
I will speak.  I keep my word.
I break no promise.  This I promise.
I was truthful when I said this.
I guess my promises are not worth the paper they are written on.


We could have been magical you and I,
If only you had tried a little harder,
And I was smarter.
I complained the timing wasn’t right,
But the truth is I couldn’t trust in your complete love.
Now you sing to me a sucker punch.


And all because I don’t love myself.
I hate most things about me.
I do truly love her, I tell and I tell,
But for some reason I think this is only temporary.
I let my mind wander down a dangerous path,
And gather excuses, and they destroy any chance.


I got what I got.
A non-believer always loses.
Tell them you love them.
I have no excuses...


(C)2025 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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Form: Rhyme

Pain Is No Longer Welcome Here

Pain is no longer welcome here


Love had died and was reborn in your arms;
We are the damned generation of forgotten sons.
There’s no need for teary eyed pain or to hurry;
Take your time and enjoy your life with no worries.


It’s just a part of the process;
It’s a learning curve.
Each heart that is broken, heals
And eventually you get what you deserve.


Watching raindrops fall down the windows,
Thinking of how this used to make me feel.
I used to be sad when the dark rain clouds would come,
But eventually even I will find love too, so I will be sad no more.


No matter where you are on Earth, my love… 
We are both staring at the same sun.


(C)2016 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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You Were Warned

I see them on the internet,
women complain, haven’t stopped yet,
rail on about their college debt;
we told you, you were warned.

your teachers told you: “Get a job,
of you’re potential don’t be robbed,”
and now so many women sob;
We told you, you were warned.

You thought work would leave you fulfilled,
you’d make the cash and work your will,
yet now it seems a bitter pill;
We told you, you were warned.

Feminists said it would be great,
you’d fight the fights, defeat ‘the hate’
instead the work just make you break;
We told you, you were warned.

When it got hard you, loudly spoke:
“We’ll change business, bring the world hope,”
but the woke always do go broke;
We told you, you were warned.

And now as these women grown old,
many regret doing as told,
no families, a life that’s cold;
We told you, you were warned.

Do you think men, for all those years,
simply just didn’t want you here?
When most just hoped to save you tears;
We told you, you were warned.

The truth is, most men hated it,
and thought that all our jobs were sh-t,
why men of old had to have grit;
We told you, you were warned.

So few of us have jobs we like,
that fulfills us, makes all things right,
our loved ones made it worth the fight;
We told you, you were warned.

That sacrifice is now ‘offense,’
women want to suffer like men,
and only too late understand…
We told you, you were warned.

I’d advise you to turn around,
build back up what the fools tore down,
before, by the world, you are ground;
We told you, you were warned.

But most people are not that strong,
can’t survive admitting they’re wrong
when they’ve clung to it for so long;
We told you, you were warned…
but you gave us only scorn.

Well, you get what you deserve.
Form: Rhyme

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