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Forever, Never, Sweetheart

You tell me you don't hate me but 
then when I try to protect you, warn 
you, you shun me. 
I don't know how you say you love 
someone, then turn around and 
treat them the way you do. 
Every promise we made, you broke. 
Not once have I stopped being loyal 
to you. 
I don't know why I'm holding on like 
I do. 
I felt like an idiot and I still do after 
that day I came to see you. 
I don't know why you would hold me, and 
tell me you love me, when I know 
you really don't. 
My heart is hanging by a thread, I 
don't think it no longer beats the 
same. 
Everytime you punish me for my 
mistakes, I break a little more each 
day. 
You were supposed to be my best 
friend through thick and thin. 
I don't see you the same and it 
hurts in the worst way. 
I'm always wishing the best for you 
even when you ignore and shun me. 

I don't need you to love me, I would 
just like your love a lot. 
Now I know what it's like to be in 
your shoes when everyone except 
me stopped loving you. 
Through good and bad I always had 
your back. 
Now it's all about you. The narcissist 
who has to find himself with music 
and pot. 
At one point he forgot about me. 
While you're on this self discovery, 
this freeing yourself journey could 
you think please? Think of me?

One time to the girl who'd love him 
even when he made her mad.
Two times for the girl that took him 
back even when he cheated.
Three times for the girl who walked 
away from her family for him.
No times for the girl as she sits lost 
in love. 
Everyday we spoke, and you're fine 
coping without my voice. 
Now you tell me in four months 
you're sober to this love. 
I know you won't respond you never 
do. 
You don't love me, not like I love 
you.
You don't respect me, like I do you. 
Don't look up to me, like I do you. 
You care nothing about my feelings 
you just pity me, and you're happy 
with the girl I turned out to be.

You think I'm damaged goods. 
One day you'll realize I was the tight 
beat to that dope rhyme you kicked. 
I was your backbone that always 
helped you get back up again. 
I was the Yin to your Yang. 
Don't ever forget how much I loved 
you. 
Don't ever forget all the love I 
brought you.
Yeah you're cold to me now, on 
some I'm better than you ish. 
You don't have to tell me I can feel 
it.
And I'm not even mad I'm just hurt. 
Not even mad, just hurt that I'm 
always looking out for you. 
Putting you first. 
You'll never read this, you'll never 
respond. 

Forever, never, huh sweetheart?

Copyright © Cecilia Rose | Year Posted 2014



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Pain For Pain

I teeter and totter right on the edge 
of sanity.
When these walls are painted black, 
darkness becomes me.
I'm not myself, during this time I'm 
climbing walls.
Hands in my hair pulling, and 
scratching my scalp.
What feels good is self destruction 
now.
You'll call me crazy, long to put me 
in a cage and contain me.
I cannot distinguish this ache.
My mind is filled with an explosive 
pain, the measure of escape is more 
pain.
Hurt diminishing hurt is the only 
way.
I relish in the smell of my burning 
flesh.
The knife scarring my thin skin 
makes the adrenaline rush.
Don't let me get into what the loss 
of oxygen brings.
I know I am not sick, just sick—if it 
makes any sense.
I can't scream like others when I 
ache.
My voice too small, feelings though 
not so much meek.
But my soul is weak.
This self harming does something 
wonderful to me.
I am letting it all go for a moment, 
because it doesn't fade. 
It'll always stay the same.
One day I'll make brave—change 
the course of my painful fate.
Until then give me lighters, and 
razor blades.

Copyright © Cecilia Rose | Year Posted 2014

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Untitled

I let my mind think back to a time.
A place where I can drift off, and be 
free.
Laugh incessantly, heartbeats that 
sound like African drums, the 
clambering of the words love, 
happy, trust fallin' from our lips.

I love these sweet memories, they 
can taint the saddest part of me.
Back when I was free from this thing 
called heart break.
Even in times of celebration I always 
feel the faint ache.

The tears I cry are like acid rain.
I gotta think back to happier times 
or I'll crumble.
I'll fall for the world to see, not as 
strong of a girl I used to be. 
I always STUMBLE.
With my head down I say that 
shamefully.

There's a risk in love, a gamble you 
see. 
It's all smoke and mirrors until 
things get real.
Realer than 5,000 soldiers standing 
ready, guns drawn—ready to attack.
Can you imagine that? 

I'm going through an internal war. 
Battling feelings, feelings that are 
just that feelings.
I wanna take these feelings and 
compress them into a ball, into the 
abyss they would flow.

We can't always get what we want.
I'd give anything to get that old 
thing back.
Give my left arm to have me back.
She's not ever returning, she'll 
never be the same. 
Next time I'm being extra careful, 
because if it happens again maybe 
it's me to blame.

I'm tired of this pain.
So, I let my mind think back to a 
time.
A place where I can drift off, and be 
free.
Laugh incessantly, heartbeats that 
sound like African drums, the 
clambering of the words love, 
happy, trust fallin' from our lips.
I love these sweet memories, they 
can taint the saddest part of me.

Copyright © Cecilia Rose | Year Posted 2014

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Ugly Soul Home

These slender wrists are scarred, 
and marred from razor blade made 
cuts.
Scissors that are too dull to do 
much.
Anything sharp with a point have 
been on my skin, lines that are focal 
points.
This is only flesh, I do not care. 
If I peeled off this layer and showed 
you my soul there would be 
something far uglier.
This is no caterpillar turning a 
cocoon. 
I will not be a beautiful butterfly. 
I will not sprout wings, with pretty 
colorful patterns.
There is no turning back, for I am 
damaged.
Nothing will change as I walk among 
the dusted ground, and green 
paths.
Maybe when I reach the throne and 
rest my crown at his feet.
Only then I will feel pleasant in 
beautiful speak.
For the path I'm on is dark, no 
redemption in sight.
Try as I may I fail with all my might.
Half of me is all you see. I'm just a 
shell so to speak.
I am not embarrassed, and I have 
nothing to hide.
For what? You honestly think I hold 
pride?
It would be for a loved ones sake 
I'm meek.
But still the pain it bothers and 
taunts me.
Don't tell me things will pass, and it 
will get better.
For you are no God, you do not 
know the future and my pain is my 
own.
For I am grateful to companions 
who speak with their heartfelt 
tongues.
But words are just words, they 
cannot fix feelings.
My ugly feelings.
I am inadequate in all that I do.
Best thing I can do is write a poem 
about dying, my truth.

Copyright © Cecilia Rose | Year Posted 2014

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Inadequate

Some days I'm torn apart. Like the 
teeth of lion, piercing a gazelle's 
heart.

And I weep so much, those tears 
now no longer fall. I feel like a 
newborn, I'm learning how to crawl.

This love, I showered him, like rain 
in a downpour. It wasn't sufficient 
enough, like a nasty hurricane he 
tore my love up.

I pick up the pieces of my shattered 
heart, and I run behind him. 
'Sweetheart, sweetheart—please 
don't leave!' I have all these heart 
pieces, I beg of him, love me.

I'm inadequate in his eyes you see. 

I can beg like a pauper. I grovel like 
a stray dog in need of food, but my 
love makes me the biggest fool.

He won't take the love I have for 
him back. I'm inadequate.

I bother too much, so I grow cold. 
But when I blink an image of his 
love being given away taunts me. 
I'm appalled, and in pain, I fall to 
my knees.

I'm replaceable, confused of how 
can this be? I'm inadequate you see.

No he doesn't want the broken, 
crumbled heart. Even if he's to 
blame for my poor heart's state.

I plead and beg, I'm pathetic. Not 
one single time though do I regret 
it.

I wish at times life was like the 
movies. In the end I'd get my guy, 
we'd tape my heart up. And he'd 
soothe it, no more aches.

This isn't a fable. I have no happy 
end, as you can see I'm inadequate.

Copyright © Cecilia Rose | Year Posted 2014




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