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Sheena Russell Poem
I I loved you from the very start. I even loved you when you tore my heart apart. I had to put myself back together again, but sadly allowed you to do it all over even when, I knew that you never really loved me. You never really cared, and it's painfully not fair because I gave you All of me.
I I loved you from the very start, and we're two completely different worlds apart, love doesn't make you smart. My heart would beat were your heart left off. I thought that connection was a blessing, man was I was confused it was a lesson! to teach me how to be strong, even when I am wronged. I've learned how to carry on. My heart can beat for two, your heart will always only beat for you. You have no clue how to love.
I loved you from the very start, but now we have to be apart.
I love myself enough to let you go, I love myself enough to say No! No to the mental anguish, and pain asking myself am I going insane?
I I should have loved myself from the very start, and now that we're apart, I feel like me again.
I I will now always, love myself from the start! wont let ANY man tear me apart.
Copyright © Sheena Russell | Year Posted 2021
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Sheena Russell Poem
M.isconstrued moments, doubts, and fears.
I.solated guilt built out of tears.
S.adly aware of lifes mundane, but unable to comfort your own pain!
U.ncomfortable with your own frame of mind, and what people may find unexplainable and a little different.
N.owhere to run nowhere to hide. there's no one left to confide.
D.rowning in your own thoughts and tears lost all respect for your peers
E.asy to love its easy to cry, but never easy to say goodbye.
R.ealistic rage put away to the side. Tender love and care can now be your guide.
S.trength, faith and wisdom will help the bad times go by.
T.old to be strong even when wronged. I won't let it get the best of me, I know how to move on.
O.verly sensitive from all this pain. Being overly sensitive will make you insane.
O.nwards I go even though I'm broken. Onwards I go now that Im awoken.
Copyright © Sheena Russell | Year Posted 2021
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