If I...

If I...

A Poem by Jeric Doblon

If I choose to cry who would be there for me?
If I choose to smile would you rather look or see?
If I choose to be wise can you call me a genius?
Or if I would be mean can I lost all this precious?

If I were a girl I could be the sweetest woman
But I was a boy If I choose to be a man.
Don’t misinterpret me to whatever I say
Please I beg your pardon, I’ll listen and stay

If I was mistreated would you treat me equal?
If I am in witty would you know me bisexual?
Do you know the pain that struck inside?
Or does it feels good like high on low tide?

I’m unarmed fighting for nobody
If I become a fighter would you clap like everybody?
Dauntless sights of sadness eternity
I would be strong If I will have pity.

Tired of living but never on life
If I am sick of dreaming, I’m over of sight
I’m losing my happy and the decency
I’m losing all hope drastic efficiently

If I finish writing and began speaking
Would you stand up and start me up beating?
I’m young and I’m foolish but I’m just starting
You haven’t seen the last of me, I’ll stand up and start rising.

© 2018 Jeric Doblon


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we are all foolish in one way or another, that makes us human, but at least we should be thankful because we always learn from every mistake done and that is the essence of life. I like the rhyming words and the uniformity of the lines, keep on writing.

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Added on February 1, 2018
Last Updated on February 1, 2018
Tags: love, depression, anxiety, life, crush, teen, thoughts, lgbt

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Jeric Doblon
Jeric Doblon

Palo, Leyte, Eastern Visayas, Philippines



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