The Lost

The Lost

A Poem by Farrah
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Writing from someone's else perspective so this is not about me! Lol

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Tears went down my eyes
Things went blur when hearing the lies 
From my chair and I rise 
No more lies, no more being nice 
No more being wise, no more dice
'Cause I ain't playing anymore

I used to to to have fun 
But that was all old 
And now all I could feel is cold
'Cause I was told that I was gold
But now I am sold
I used to be bold 
But all that is fold into a rolled memory

They told me to hold 
But I couldn't so I rolled into a new road 
A road that changed me
A road that showed the other side of me

At first I didn't believe 'em 
I assumed it was some kind of a prank
A lie 
That they always say 

But when I heard it wasn't a lie nor a prank
I sank...
Could it be true????
I went to look
And yet I could not find...
The thing that I had lost 
That I  couldn't say who
Just a thing
But that is not true!!!!
She is not a thing !
She used to be my grandma, my friend 
But...
It is easier to say
she was a thing 
A thing I lost Not a person I lost 

I hope someone will call from "lost and found"
And return my lost
'Cause I ain't my self anymore!

They told me she will be fine 
When she did not 
They told me that she will survive 
But she didn't
They told me to go play and she'll be back
When she did not
They lied but that was too much!
I couldn't bear the truth

I cried and cried 
Waiting for someone to tell me 
It isn't true 
But maybe I couldn't be as sad as I am now If only they didn't lie at first

Tears went down my eyes
Things went blur when hearing the lies 
From my chair and I rise 
No more lies, no more being nice 
No more being wise, no more dice
'Cause I ain't playing anymore

I used to to to have fun 
But that was all old 
And now all I could feel is cold

© 2015 Farrah


Author's Note

Farrah
I hope you guys like it , any comments are welcome actually honest ones ! Thank you!!

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I like what you are saying here... being lied to--even if it's just to save your feelings--seldom brings comfort. The truth usually comes out in the end and the feelings of betrayal are worse than the truth would have been.

I do, however, feel that the structure of your poem gets in the way of your ideas at times. The rhyme scheme, especially the staccato, every line end rhyme in the second stanza, is distracting. You might try something that's a little more subtle, maybe where you alternate the rhyme every other line, or every fourth line, etc.

You also have stanzas where you have no rhyme scheme at all. Sometimes you can establish a rhyme scheme and then break the rhyme for an especially important ides, or have a more free verse scheme where, like a lot of songs, where you repeat a refrain like, maybe... "I used to to to have fun/ But that was all old/ And now all I could feel is cold" ...which reinforces your main idea.

I wouldn't obsess and rewrite this one, but maybe when you get another great idea or message, either solidify the rhyme scheme, or loosen it a bit so that the structure of the poem complements your meaning. You might take a look at my poem "Earthrise, It's not the best example, others have done it better, but there I tried to apply a rhyme scheme--not always exact--and a structure to hang my meaning on. I usually write more free verse or verse with minimal rhyming, but this particular poem was my attempt to establish a scheme that fit the three types of grand risings--sun, earth, and moon.

I have just type a bunch of words here, and you can take whatever you want from them; they are offered only as a nudge towards structuring your writing so that what you are saying is not too constrained by an insistent rhyme scheme, or, if you do want something more structured, be consistent or at least establish a pattern that you can then break for emphasis. Keep working--that never stops--your ideas here and in some of your other work I have read, but not commented on yet, deserve a chance to be heard clearly. Best regards, J.K.


Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Farrah

8 Years Ago

Yes, I know I have some issues with writing structure and I am working on it. Though thank you for y.. read more



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I like what you are saying here... being lied to--even if it's just to save your feelings--seldom brings comfort. The truth usually comes out in the end and the feelings of betrayal are worse than the truth would have been.

I do, however, feel that the structure of your poem gets in the way of your ideas at times. The rhyme scheme, especially the staccato, every line end rhyme in the second stanza, is distracting. You might try something that's a little more subtle, maybe where you alternate the rhyme every other line, or every fourth line, etc.

You also have stanzas where you have no rhyme scheme at all. Sometimes you can establish a rhyme scheme and then break the rhyme for an especially important ides, or have a more free verse scheme where, like a lot of songs, where you repeat a refrain like, maybe... "I used to to to have fun/ But that was all old/ And now all I could feel is cold" ...which reinforces your main idea.

I wouldn't obsess and rewrite this one, but maybe when you get another great idea or message, either solidify the rhyme scheme, or loosen it a bit so that the structure of the poem complements your meaning. You might take a look at my poem "Earthrise, It's not the best example, others have done it better, but there I tried to apply a rhyme scheme--not always exact--and a structure to hang my meaning on. I usually write more free verse or verse with minimal rhyming, but this particular poem was my attempt to establish a scheme that fit the three types of grand risings--sun, earth, and moon.

I have just type a bunch of words here, and you can take whatever you want from them; they are offered only as a nudge towards structuring your writing so that what you are saying is not too constrained by an insistent rhyme scheme, or, if you do want something more structured, be consistent or at least establish a pattern that you can then break for emphasis. Keep working--that never stops--your ideas here and in some of your other work I have read, but not commented on yet, deserve a chance to be heard clearly. Best regards, J.K.


Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Farrah

8 Years Ago

Yes, I know I have some issues with writing structure and I am working on it. Though thank you for y.. read more
Yeah, this is how you are treated when you are young, they think it's better to lie to you and give you false hopes, but it isn't. You feel betrayed later. This was a great poem.

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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