Girls Getting Dumped, It Feels Like Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

Girls Getting Dumped, It Feels Like



With my mother's stolen wine
I toast to the end of the world,
inside I'm climbing
a tree in the dark
my broken heart,
green leaves have all turned brown.

My guy was away for one day
it felt like a month
the ice man he cometh near
out of touch here inside of my chest
is that fear.

I skyped, I face booked, I insta gramed
kinda like
I know how you do each day,
my girlfriends know
how can they know before me?

Supply - - - your name, Dear Grace
he knew, that I knew
about what you knew, and you my friend,
the longer I think,
I am, Lord I'm weak from the shock.

I mumbled o.k.
putting it off any longer I can't
I'm sorry he said
let's be friends and my jumbled thoughts
dumped in front of my friends
minus one that won't to me say.

What she likes, I used to feel
at night through her window he comes
the shimmering light
that bright glow on his face
I won't see,
until we all meet back at school.

Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: green
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James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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