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Battered && Bloodied Hearts Turn Into Spades

Go ahead and hit me
I dare you to do something
You started this whole parade in the first place
You have a stolen heart && lungs peirced by broken promises
Just so you can't breathe
I hope you drive off a cliff or you finally catch fire
Your lips are funeral for my everloving heart
&& I'm sick of all your damned lies
So forget you ever met me
Forget every single carnal moment
When I die you can send your apologies down with me
Because baby I sent your love up with the flames

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I once dated a kid named Rage

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  • GiftedPsychosis gold member
    August 7, 2007

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    I think you have done a wonderful job! I agree with Never Fall in Luv, this does sound like a rant. But put into poetry form.

    Great job and good luck in the contest!


  • Never Fall in Love
    August 5, 2007
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    Hmm..
    This was interesting to read - especially since I'd love to say the same lines to someone.
    (I think I may have too)
    However, this sounds a lot more like a rant. Like something you should have said to his face rather than written.
    Though, the only thing that bothered me was the "&&"

    Good Luck
    NeveR ♥


  • natalie kay
    July 17, 2007

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    Your lips are funeral for my everloving heart
    WOW> very imaginative and creative. a very strong and powerful line. it's a very strong willed piece, has a lot of vigor. i enjoyed the last stanza, like burning the pictor, the memory so to speak. i also like the title, how it sort of plays on card, the queen of hearts turning bloody and turning into spades (also a card) but also a weapon. at least that's what i got out of it. good poem!


  • HorrorFiend
    July 14, 2007

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    I really like this. I like in the beginning how you compare it to a parade, which is contradictory because this sounds tragic.

    The ending lines are also wonderful.