Short Should Have Known Better Poems
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just because your hot
and on top
that means a lot
if your from the old block
than you should know to stop
when there's bad weather
SHOULD HAVE KNOW BETTER
I sent you a love letter
Poured out my heart to you,
But I should have known better,
You laughed...and said adieu!
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Rough desperate cowgirl Etta,
Really should have known better,
When she finally got a boyfriend
She quickly branded his rear end,
He surely did live to regret her.
I did'nt know i prayed
I did'nt show i prayed
I should have known better i prayed
I could'nt remember i prayed
I was hurting i prayed
I started prospering i prayed
So today i got saved
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Peter has 150 candy bars, he eats 125, what does he have now
Diabetes... thought it would be kinda obvious he'd be endowed
Should have known better
Followed doc's orders to the letter
Instead of gorging himself like a big fat cow
Peter has 150 candy bars, he eats 125, what does he have now
Diabetes... thought it would be kinda obvious he'd be endowed
Should have known better
Followed doc's orders to the letter
Instead of going off the rails and gorging himself like a cow
Peter has 150 candy bars, he eats 125, what does he have now
Diabetes... thought it would be kinda obvious he'd be endowed
Should have known better
And followed doc's orders to the letter
Instead of going off the rails and gorging himself like a cow
The dagger in my heart,
It twists,
Alas, My love for you has only hurt me.
I should have known better
Than To fall in love with
Nothing less than a prince
Who saw himself as little more than a pig.
Each kiss... Each embrace,
More desperate than the last;
I should have known.
From at least 8 trees, he could freely eat.
But unfortunately, that wasn't enough.
I should have known better than to
leave my pecans outside to dry.
Caught in the very act of eating my pecans, the
squirrel said, "Don't impede; I've got a family to feed".
080321PSCtest, Bite Size Poem No 16, Line Gauthier
HM
whooshing winds use trees to shout messages
leaves flutter down like dying moths landing at my feet
sparkle of day feels like a tornado warning
I sit under my tallest oak
expecting her limbs to crack and hit me in the head
on my tombstone you have my permission to engrave
Risk taker from Kansas who should have known better
I wanted to make you happy,
I truly did, I tried!
But my love you through away,
and a river of tears I cried.
You promised me forever,
but broke my heart instead.
I thought you wanted marriage,
but I was sadly mislead.
You would never hurt me,
blindly i believed this true.
But I should have known better,
then to ever trust you!
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one after the other
all my mistakes i did with you
took life for granted
i was unseasoned and naïve
yes i should have known better
but i was young and foolish
it’s been a long time coming
i should have told you long ago
i have regrets and i’m sorry
can’t turn back the hands of time
AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2021
started something i couldn't finish
in the end tryin to fix it i look fiendish
should have known better than to begin
because it always will end
in the shed of blood and tears
showing all your fears
can't look anymore
not really sure
what to say or do
just that i understand if you
don't forgive me
and i will leave you be
i know its all mixed up
like a alcohol in a cup
but i will make you see
how much you really mean to me