
Whilst I uncovered some documents at my house, I came across the many poems I wrote to my dear lady before she dumped me. A few of them were heartbroken, a few were happy, but most of them were unconscious rambling drivel.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Romance/Angst - Words: 205 - Reviews: 3 - Favs: 1 - Follows: 1 - Published: 01-07-13 - id: 3090021
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Dear dear Helena,
You left me,
So I'm yellin' ach'a,
As you walk away from me
In the road of Moonstone's crescent,
I know I'm a pathetic git,
But honestly, I'll benefit,
Since I am rather depressed at present.
You're the prettiest person I've touched with my elbow
In fact you're the only one, just so you know,
It's not like I cheated on you or anything like that,
In fact, if you wanted, I'd lend you my hat
And we could dance!
Where, I don't have a clue
But anywhere would be fine
As long as you're there too.
All I want is, to try and prove myself.
I'll TRY win you back and I don't need help.
I know that this poem has no structure
And it would sound good as a song, but I don't have an orchestra,
And now I know you might be dying of embarrassment now,
But that's my fault, since we're both so bizarre
And I want you back Helena,
I forgot I was lucky,
To have you,
A girl so pretty and plucky,
I want to go back to where this all began,
And I'd behave more like the gentleman I am.
Honest. I promise, I'd try.
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