Baby, Don’t Leave Me.. Out of no where
Tears form my eyes
Because I think about
The moment I left you
We were at the gas station
Filling up to head home
You going right, I’m going left
When all I wanted was for you to follow me
I kissed you goodbye
I thought about turning back
And saying “Baby, don’t leave me”..
But I know my eyes would have
Filled with water and dripped to the ground
I would have made you crumble inside
And we would have never left each other
Is it wrong of me to wanted a quick goodbye
So the pain wouldn’t be so hard?
But its killing me inside now
Because I wanted a few more minutes in your arms
One last long, beautiful kiss
For you to whisper in my ear
And tell me “I love you, baby”..
I will never forget when you watched me sleep
How you wrapped your arms so tightly around me
I felt so safe and warm that night
The way we made love
Was surrounded with affection
I felt love inside of me
I wish I would have turned back
And said your name with tears in my eyes
“Baby, Don’t Leave Me”..
I love how this poem tells and comes to life as a visual from a movie. I truly enjoy this poem of yours. This is one of the pieces that add that visual touch. I enjoy your work and the flow of emotions you put into each and every word. I never feel like you waste a word. Every word has its purpose in your poetry. A skill I wish I had.
Awwwww ! That brought tears to these cold eyes.
Young love is often so cruel. It seems so hard for
the two to agree. To agree and just say I Love You.
That was all that was needed.
Again , this conversational style, like talking to a friend.
Is most pleasant and direct.
Good job, very emotional,
But I think the line "Is it wrong of me to wanted a quick goodbye" should read "Was it wrong of me to have wanted a quick goodbye"
But what do I know?
Well done
And I wonder why she didn't turn back to say so?
I guess happy endings are for the movies.
It's very passionate, almost soul bearing. And I say "almost" because she didn't turn around and confess her feelings for him. You did a good job painting a picture here, as I even went ahead and imagine the gas station was a Citgo or something. A good read it is.
This is a very sweet write...with just a pinch of bitterness that only missing the one you love can provide. Very well written. Excellent! Keep up the Great works of art, Kylie. You'll be back in his arms, before you know it. : >)
I love how this poem tells and comes to life as a visual from a movie. I truly enjoy this poem of yours. This is one of the pieces that add that visual touch. I enjoy your work and the flow of emotions you put into each and every word. I never feel like you waste a word. Every word has its purpose in your poetry. A skill I wish I had.
Hello, my is kylie, I havent been on here for a long time, i haven't written in years so bare with me. Reading all my old stuff brings back a lot of memories. I have a husband and twin girls, i would.. more..