Her and She

Her and She

A Poem by Cricket Kidd
"

not about me. this is just an experiment poem.

"
Her and She
were such good friends,
They never liked 
to be apart.

Her broke up
with She one day,
Betraying She's 
poor loyal heart.

Her and She 
had many friends,
they had to
choose a side.

They chose Her
and She was left
with anguished
tears to hide.

Her and She
passed in the hall,
Her gave She
a note.

She opened it,
in blank shock read
the hateful words
Her wrote.

You're stupid, ugly,
mean, and rude,
You're ignorant,
you're cruel,

She, this fight is
all your fault,
you moron, idiot,
fool.

You broke my heart She!
Right in two!
I can't believe 
I cared for you!

two long years 
have passed since then,
maybe even
three,

She's life is
much better now.
I know, 'cause
She, Is Me.

© 2011 Cricket Kidd


Author's Note

Cricket Kidd
like I said, this didn't actually happen to me, I'm just experimenting with using "Her" and "She" as names. I think it is pretty cool, don't you?

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i love this poem how you used her and she as names instead of pronouns and how you even went the extra mile and rhymed it which is really hard
p.s. i think it's brilliant


Posted 13 Years Ago


yes i agree with you it is pretty cool awesome job keep it up

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Cricket Kidd

somwhere over the rainbow, UT



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