Where I want to be
Linger longer lover do
In your trap I've now been snared
It's just where I want to be
Broken hearts I've caused a few
Loneliness I've had that too
Musicians write songs about me
Life's been peppered with mistakes
Everything done turned out bad
But I'll not jump from cliff to sea
Nor will I yet walk the plank
Or revenge on others take
For you'll create a better me
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love the opening line...Linger longer lover do... so good!!
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Hank
I love that last line - it conveys wisdom and humanity
ReplyDeleteA better me is what we all want to be. But does someone else have to do the creating?
ReplyDeleteThe opening lines is soo very enchanting!! ❤️
ReplyDeleteLovely poem...bkm
ReplyDeleteA cautionary tale! I enjoyed the elements of rhyme you included.
ReplyDelete"For you'll create a better me". I love that line.
ReplyDeleteMaybe there is something to be learned from mistakes too.
ReplyDeleteI love the opening line. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, and that sweet and adorable picture. I want to be her.
DeleteEver hopeful! (Smile.)
ReplyDeleteNice poem. I hope the one is able to get stronger and become "a better me" without totally needed to rely on the other for all the strength to do so.
ReplyDeleteThose wonderful human beings that we meet, who make us want to be a better person ... sigh. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat's the spirit, Robin. We learn a lot from our experiences :)
ReplyDeleteHMMMMMM...
ReplyDeleteLove is a transformer. It softens the hardest heart.
ReplyDeleteClever work! Can love heal all? Yes!
ReplyDeleteThe kind of lover that makes you a better person is always the best.
ReplyDeleteJust so you know, I spewed my sip of water all over my computer when you mentioned testosterone and presidents on my post. Too funny.
Musicians write songs about me - I guess we can all identify with a song especially when broken hearts are involved.
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