Home > Creative Writing > Poetry
Created on: April 26, 2007 Last Updated: May 14, 2007
If there's one thing I've learned,
In this cold lonely world,
It's that love don't come easy,
It has to be earned.
If I could just stop my mind,
from wandering away,
from the family I've lost,
and the folks left behind.
I'm sorry for all the things,
I did not say or do,
but mostly I'm sorry,
for lying to you.
I'm sorry, so sorry,
for the things that I've done.
I've thrown you away,
sent your love on the run.
Now I'm here all alone,
and I can't find myself.
Living life here without you,
is a living hell.
It's a living hell.
Learn more about this author, Brian Bishop.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.
Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:
Poetry: Dishonesty
by Leigh Goessl
A liar's truths are smooth
As words roll off of the tongue
It only takes the first lie
For webs of deception to be sprung
A
I thought you were a gent,
but you're a bear-garden rambler.
Fraudster.
Crack-rope.
Yellow-bellied gambler.
I am
by Ted Sherman
Would you tell your spouse she's looking fat?
Would you tell a rocker his guitar is flat?
Would you tell a golfer his swing
by Rhonda M.
~♣~ The Liar You Are ~♣~
I cannot believe
What you say
So many times
You've lied this way
Love is something
You
Dishonesty, means the world to me
For by exam it is who I am
I an trained in the art of a con man
Cheating, lying, stealing,
View All Articles on: Poetry: Dishonesty
Featured Partner
The mission of Life for Mothers is to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in developing countries, particularly those in Sub-Saharan Africa, by strengthening healthcare systems and developing, implementing, managing and funding in...more