Cry

Cry

A Poem by Sunny Skye

Cry

Cry today

Cry everyday

Cry tonight

 

Not make me stop ever again

 

I don’t get your feelings

I don’t get you

I don’t see the Real you anymore

I can’t believe your not here anymore

© 2010 Sunny Skye


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I like the title. And the poem goes well with it. (: Good job.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Oh dear cry cry cry those tears, then dry those pretty eyes and cry no more, fill your lungs with laughter, for tommorow will bring you joy

Posted 13 Years Ago


This is a great poem. I agree with Chana, needs a little more work. But it's great.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Is sad and expressive, put I'd like to see you stretch yourself more with a little more poetic phrasing - you can do it!

Posted 13 Years Ago


awe this was so sad! :( I like how you expressed the hurt and confusion this person was going through. I'm sure many of us could relate. Thanks for sharing

xoxo Caitlyn xoxo

Posted 13 Years Ago


this is so sad and really touching! I love it

Posted 13 Years Ago


sometimes we need to get those feelings out, it's a good thing.
Thank you for sharing.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Interesting. I dont get the "Not make me stop ever again" part because of the wording, but I like the last part a lot. As if someone changed drasrically or never did and you just veiled the truth in your mind and they left. Very sad.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Can completely understand...

Posted 13 Years Ago



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