Death Of A Nice Guy Poem by Sam Fischer

Death Of A Nice Guy



A doormat isn't pretty,
They get treated like that,
Then one day something happens,
And everything snaps,
I won't bow to requests,
Or do what I'm asked,
It's high time I realised,
That's the way you get passed,

Although you can support,
And be there for them,
You also must know,
That from you it must stem,
A strength and a grace,
Is the way I must be,
These things I have learned,
And I've finally seen,

That being this way,
Is what I'm working for,
5 or 10 weeks,
I'm not really quite sure,
One thing is certain,
Nice guys finish last,
So for the sake of my future,
I'll put this guy in my past,

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Stacey Watts 12 August 2008

Very good writing. Even though I hate to think anyone would want to be this way. I still believe Nice Guys finish first in the end. Maybe a crazy thought.

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Liz Thaugally 07 July 2008

Oh Luke! I hope this isn't so, you are a dying breed, but so appreciated by the Nice Gals I'm sure. Nice Write! Lizelah

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