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Written by Michelle Portz   
Saturday, 05 July 2008


It burns, to touch the hole in my heart. I wake up feeling its pain.

 

If this fire doesn’t go away soon, I’m afraid it might drive me insane.

 

 I opened my heart and you tore it apart, leaving this hole in the center.

 

And now I know when you said you loved me, truly by me, you meant her.

 

I can barely breathe with a hole in my heart; I feel my life fading away.

 

Crying and bleeding, you left me repeating, that I hoped and wished you would stay.

 

How pathetic and tragic and desperate am I, to have a hole in my heart?

 

I let myself go, I never said no, and loved all of you from the start.

 

All I have to show for that love are the hideous scars you left behind.

 

No feelings returned my heart is left burned; my mindset of love is defined.



Copyright 2008 Michelle Portz
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Posted by Amatayo
2008-07-05 22:40:22
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The poem was okay. And don't worry about it not rhyming because the definition of poem is.

something suggesting a poem (as in expressiveness, lyricism, or formal grace)

And this was an expression of your hurt.
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Posted by A.T.O.M.
2008-07-05 23:10:47
Wow

i really felt this poem my favorite line

And now I know when you said you loved me, truly by me, you meant her. thats were i made the connection good job
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Posted by indianaman130
2008-07-06 00:10:42
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I caught the in-line rhymes, nice if they go every other line or sum such pattern, otherwise the poems flow is off. Edgar Allen Poe i think is one of the best at whole sentences rhyming and flowing with a paragraph or whole poem. Good poem, little more thought and writing and it can be a great poem. In my opinion
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Posted by lemon
2008-07-06 00:23:16
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it was nice, but I think it needs to be cleaned up some. rhyming isn't a requirement in poetry, but if you start it rhyming, you might have to play with different words/phrases to keep the rhythm going. keep trying =]
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Posted by June Eclipsis
2008-07-06 14:02:31
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I liked it. It was pretty nice. However, I agree with Amatayo that your poem needn't rhymn, as your rythmn is pretty nice by itself.
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Posted by brandon_scott
2008-07-06 14:30:38
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I didn't have any problem with your rhyming; I thought it was perfect (yes, critics, "center" and "meant her" rhyme). I thought it was a well written poem about heartbreak. Good job!
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Posted by Kasi elaborated
2008-07-06 16:37:11
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I appriciated this poem, It I liked your rhyming patter as well. You displayed your deep affection and stayed very close to the subject. It alomst remined me of lyrics to a song.
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Posted by bubbly
2008-07-07 20:36:15
emotional

hi! michelle.

this poem is so intense and emotional that one is completely in sync with it.

u misplaced too much trust in a rascal and were disappointed. but there r many fish out there in sea. take ur pick and live life queen size. v live our life only once and once is the way to live. cheerio. lol. ;-)
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Posted by resistanceisfreedom
2008-07-08 22:14:52
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i thought this was a great poem! and i had absolutely no problem with the rhythm or rhyming in this. my favorite part is the last part where you say, "My mindset of love is defined"

i thought this was well said because if you go through something like this you base that on love all together.
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Posted by chaabuk
2008-07-23 19:39:23
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That's simply superb although tragic from personal point of view. Love can be selfish or selfless. Here both are present. Its a good thing he left otherwise, life can be miserable with a two-timing cheat.
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