Poems of yesteryear

March 19, 2007

While searching through my old notebooks I found several poems that I’d written in high school about, sigh, love.   You can get the gist from the titles:

 

“Don’t break my heart, I’ve only got one”

“YOU’VE CRUSHED MY DELICATE SOUL”

“My heart is encased in cement and I won’t let it out again because the last time I encased it in ice and that didn’t work but I think cement is a stronger substance”

“I’m walking in a cherry blossom field, the cherry blossoms look like they are bleeding, like my heart.”

“If you crush me I won’t come back to you.  Well…maybe I will.”

“Love is a superhighway and I’m stuck in a Volvo”

“If I give you pizza will you love me?”

 

 

The only one that still holds any legitimacy whatsoever is the one about Pizza.  Men love pizza.

3 Responses to “Poems of yesteryear”

  1. Geoff Says:

    Do you have a boyfriend? Seriously, is this just an act? Because if you do, he is very very lucky


  2. “My heart is encased in cement and I won’t let it out again because the last time I encased it in ice and that didn’t work but I think cement is a stronger substance”–WOAH!

    “If I give you pizza will you love me?”–LOVE THIS!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!

  3. Queen Alyssa Says:

    I got such amazing enjoyment from the titles of your poems, would you mind posting the entire poems? That would make me so incredibly happy you don’t even know!


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