I wrote this about my boyfriend at the time. He was a drunk, an addict and thought he was a thug and no one could get through to him. I never showed him this but re-reading it now am glad it's over.
Smoke like a diesel Drink like a fish To every one else, you say "You wanna piece of this?" Party hard, your motto is YOLO! Keep it up You'll be living life solo Think you're so brave With one foot in the grave To be brought down a peg You need a kick in the head Think you're hard Think you're cool Acting like a child Acting like a fool Hurting your loved ones With a double edged tongue Harsh words cut deep Their price is steep Pushing away The compassion of others Pushing away Friends, family, and lovers So please think twice Before you roll The Devil's dice Say this because we care Your loss we couldn't bare So if you're reading this Feeling guilt Then you know you've Drove your sword To the hilt It's not to late To make amends We'll be here waiting For this to end.
The repetitive phrasing you’ve used kind of conveys a sense that this is about long-standing behaviors, an action-consequence litany. You almost predict a future outcome with an added knowing intuition that the behavior isn’t going to change. One small thing to mention and that might be to change “lose” to “loss”.
I hope you keep writing.
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
I can't believe I didnt catch that thank you for mentioning it. :)
I believe in the line "Your lose we couldn't bare" you mean "loss" not "lose". I enjoyed the easy flow of this rap/poem. Glad you were able to distance yourself from the homeboy. ( : O )
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
Yes someone mentioned that. Thank you so much for the review im glad you enjoyed it :) and yes I dod.. read moreYes someone mentioned that. Thank you so much for the review im glad you enjoyed it :) and yes I dodged a bullet on that one. I did learn a lot from the relationship though.
The repetitive phrasing you’ve used kind of conveys a sense that this is about long-standing behaviors, an action-consequence litany. You almost predict a future outcome with an added knowing intuition that the behavior isn’t going to change. One small thing to mention and that might be to change “lose” to “loss”.
I hope you keep writing.
Posted 9 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
9 Years Ago
I can't believe I didnt catch that thank you for mentioning it. :)