I wrote this in November of 2001 after “the great breakup” of that year. To say I was pissed is an understatement. I don’t even know if angry is a strong enough word to accurately describe what I was feeling after that breakup. LOL.
I wrote this in December of 1997 about my oldest son’s father. I guess the night I write about in this poem was probably the night my son was conceived.
7 O’clock came and you were there To pick me up from from work My feet hurt So you carried me to the car You drove me to your home And took me to your room Your friends were there we waited until they left you put on some music And we danced And as our bodies swayed to the music Your hands played with my body like an instrument you had learned on master on the first try They knew how to touch all of the right places That sent wild shivers throughout my whole body Clothes started to become undone And were on the floor in a matter of minutes we danced with our heated bodies as they longed to become whole
So I wrote this poem in 2000 when ex my boyfriend Mike said something super racist about immigrants knowing I was an immigrant myself. Talk about cognitive dissonance. Lol. He also had a super nice red sports car….and yes he was making up for something. Haha. Looking back, the dating pool in the hick town I was living in was super limited. I honestly can’t say that this had to anything to do with me over reacting because of BPD…this dude was just an ignorant asshole.
My new boyfriend What you said really hurt I never thought you were a racist jerk I donβt know if I can get past your words Staying with you would only make it worst With time I could become like you And to tell you the truth That scares me to death So now I wish we never met And that I didnβt have to tell you this I hope I wonβt be missed I wish you a good life I hope one day you become wise
This was one of the first poems I wrote in 1996 so I was 15. I didn’t realize then that I would always use writing as a way to process my many, many feelings after breakups. I also want to mention that this breakup of 1996 is the one that I mention in my other blog post :
I sometimes wonder what went wrong Was it you not telling me βI love youβ just that one time Or was it me and my wanting to have you all the time Sometimes I get pissed Wondering why I did that or this Or maybe I couldnβt understand If only you gave a damn And even though itβs been a long time And even though weβve gone our separate ways My love for you still hasnβt fade away It still grows with each passing day And even though it can never go back to how it use to be Youβll always hold that special key
I wrote this in 1999 about ex. I’m not sure which ex this was about to be honest. Lol. I guess I was just feeling both nostalgic and super salty at the time.
me in 1999 around the time I wrote this poem…lol
I still love you I donβt know why I guess you were one of the few I was proud to call my special guy Or maybe you were the first one I was with To give me that special gift By loving me the way you did You never made me feel like a little kid But then she came And to you I became A thing of the past That came and went by fast But still I wish You wouldnβt have met that bitch Because I know You wouldnβt have let me go
I wrote this poem about my oldest son’s dad about the night I met him. I was obviously infatuated right away as 16 year olds tend to be. He was 21 and I was 16 and that situation was really predatory but at that time, I didn’t think nothing of it.
That night You took my sweaty hands into yours And my heart started beating fast and furiously
That night I looked into your sincere and beautiful brown eyes And knew that you were for real
That night You put your arms around me And made everything seemed possible
That night You kissed me gently And worked your way up to my lips
That night You professed your love to me And made time stand still
That night I found what I was looking for In your arms, that night
I wrote this in the summer of 2019 during a break from “C”. I think that during this break, I thought we were really done and I was super salty about it.
I wrote this in the summer of 2019 about C when we were on another break. Thinking back on this period in my life when I would get so mad about him ghosting again and again and going back to him again and again feels so strange now. I don’t feel like the same person that wrote this.
I wrote this in 2001 after experiencing a really bad break up. Break ups tend not just break my heart but also make question my self worth. It’s really hard for me to get over someone especially if I get super attached to that person. In this case, I had been with the dude for like 2 months and I guess thought that maybe he was “the one”. Well that wasn’t the case when I found out he had been cheating on me the entire time. At least it inspired dozens and dozens of poems. Lol.
I wrote this poem in 2018 shortly after the death of my maternal grandmother/mamacita. My grandmother lived in a time where her opportunities were very limited by society’s rules about what a woman should be.
I wrote this poem in the summer of 2019 when C had ghosted me for the millionth time and I thought that I was finally done with him and I was determined not to go back with him. Of course, that wouldn’t be the case. This relates to one of my BPD traits which is fear of abandonment. I think one of the reasons I kept letting him come back.