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Julie Adams Poem
his first real girlfriend
his first real kiss
there's something about her that he's gonna miss
her first big relationship
her first real love
there's something about him she's thinking of
their first apartment
their first fight
there's something missing from both of their lives
his first heartache
his first time with pain
there are some things he won't do again
her first true heartbreak
her first time alone
there's only one place she'll ever call home
their first introductions
their first pained faces
they don't realize they're taking our places
Copyright © Julie Adams | Year Posted 2005
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Julie Adams Poem
A young girl, her innocence lost.
No place to turn, no bridge to cross.
She's standing alone in the pouring rain.
She still hears his voice calling her name.
There's a sadness in her eyes no one can see.
She's alone in this world and on this street.
So many cars are passing her by.
They don't see her waving "goodbye".
Her life feels meaningless, she has no one there.
She remembers a time when she used to care.
Lately bad luck has found a way.
To mess with her life and ruin her day.
She tells herself "it will be okay".
But today she doesn't see it that way.
A broken home, her broken dreams.
Things aren't the way everyone sees.
Behind the doors of her beautiful home.
She feels so helpless, she feels so alone.
No one is there to kiss her goodnight.
Or teach her the difference between wrong and right.
No one with band aids when she skins her knee.
No one is there and no one sees.
There are so many scars on her little heart.
She's on the edge of falling apart.
The night is beginning to get so cold.
But she'd rather freeze than ever go home.
Copyright © Julie Adams | Year Posted 2006
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Julie Adams Poem
WHAT DID I DO? WHAT DID I SAY?
YOU WON'T EVEN TALK, BUT I PRETEND IT'S OKAY.
DAZED AND CONFUSED, A WATERY HAZE.
AREN'T YOU OVER IT? MY GOD, IT'S BEEN DAYS.
WALKING ALONE, YOU ARE NOT THERE.
THESE BROKEN PROMISES SHOW HOW YOU CARE.
CARE FOR YOURSELF, I DON'T NEED YOU.
UNTIL YOU ANSWER ME, WHAT DID I DO?
Copyright © Julie Adams | Year Posted 2005
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