I Lost You

I Lost You

A Poem by Wolfe Greytome
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Not one of my better ones

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I can't believe its true,
I really lost you.

I hate to think we're through
My heart can't bear it,
But I still lost you.

Our bad times were mighty few,
almost none at all,
But I still lost you.

I remember a time or two
When we had a blast,
But I still lost you.

I see the world anew
And life goes on,
But I still lost you.

I just don't have a clue
Why I lost you.

 

© 2009 Wolfe Greytome


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My heart was already ripped to shreds by my recent break up, but this just ripped it up even more! This piece touched my heart, bc I can relate to it. I know the feelings in this piece, I still feel that way too. This is a really good write, Idc if you think it sucks, it is going in my favorites.
~An Angel That Brings The Sweetest Of Dreams

Posted 15 Years Ago


This one ripped at my heart. I haven't really been into poetry. Funny as that is what I have started writing. It has to make me feel something and boy does this. We all go through this at one time another and obviously you have felt this pain.

Posted 15 Years Ago


I really like this! its just like what happened to me recently. I love it, it shows what pain you go through when you loose someone or something. Its really good! =) good job!

Posted 15 Years Ago


Decent just nothing spectacular. You have your good days of writing and your bad days. For me what helps is I sing and I usually write a good song/poem God-willingly.

Posted 15 Years Ago



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Wolfe Greytome
Wolfe Greytome

Orwell, OH



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