I wrote this in November of 2001. This poem was another product of the “Great Breakup of 2001” . Of course, I’m glad that I took out all of my anger on paper and not him.
I wrote this in November of 2001 after the “great Breakup” of that year. I lost count of how many poems I wrote about the breakup but it’s crazy to me since that relationship only lasted a month. Lol. I am however grateful for a creative spell I had afterwards.
My mood when I wrote this poem
Iβm sorry for the boy that you are And the man that youβll never be
Iβm sorry for falling in love with you And learning that your “I love you’s” were not true
Iβm sorry for every girl that ever fell under your trap and not seeing past your Mr.Nice Guy act
Iβm sorry for making love to an illusion And not seeing past the delusion
Iβm sorry youβll never be able to feel my despair And that youβll never care
Iβm sorry for all of the tears I had to cry After learning you were nothing more than a lie
But most of all Iβm sorry for the day you walked into my life And for being nothing more than a waste of time
I wrote this in 1997 about my oldest son’s bio dad after he ghosted me. I was quite salty about it. Lol. You can tell that I had that black and white thinking down pat at this point.
me in 1998 when I wrote this poem
I believed you when you told me you love me How wrong could I have been? What a fool I have been? To believe on all of the promises and all of those wonderful words you told me How could you have so cruel as to use our lovemaking to use me for other interests But most of all, how could you make me fall in love with you? And now it hurts to know you never really loved me You were just playing with my heart and mind the whole time I guess your heart must be made of ice and you must be numb You were never that good in bed anyways
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.
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
This was written in November of 2001 after a breakup. I think of 20 year old naive me that put her all of her trust into this guy who appeared to be a “nice guy” only to be deceived later on. I don’t remember how or when but suddenly I was writing all of these poems to process the anger after that deception. How I process things after a traumatic event has changed throughout the years but it has always involved writing.
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 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.
I wrote this poem 2002 and it was yet another poem inspired by the bio dad of my oldest child. For many years. I had so much unresolved rage and anger about how he abandoned my son and used poetry as a way to process it.
List of pros I made when Mr.Toxic ghosted me in late 2019
I wrote this in the summer of 2019 when Mr.Toxic had once again ghosted me. I think so much of me was obsessed with him because of the chaos he brought into my life. Also, even though I hate to admit it, he brought so much inspiration to my life that I ended up writing over 50 pages of poetry/ mini stories about him. He was my muse for a while and I think I became addicted to him.
There once was a girl and she fell in love with the ocean. The ocean engulfed her with its salt smell, and the warmth of the water on late nights. The girl swam and swam, deeper and deeper into the ocean-loving it more each day. One day the ocean got tired of the girl and decided to make the biggest wave to throw her back to the land. When the girl woke on land, she was disoriented, confused, lost and hurt. She wondered if her late night swims had been a beautiful and hopeless dream. So a few weeks went by and the girl returned to her normal reality of her every day . She went through her normal routine even though her heart hurt-she slowly recovered from the crash of the ocean and just as she was almost to her normal self. The ocean decided to call her back again. At first, she couldnβt believe it-she thought her ears were deceiving her-but it was clear that the ocean wanted her to swim in it again-for whatever reason. The girl felt special and lucky and even though she was hesitant -she swam again in the ocean. This time -it was deeper and more intense. She felt at one with the ocean. She felt honored to learn all of its secrets and was completely enthralled by it. She was finally beginning to feel safe and so vulnerable she started to float and let the ocean carry her. All of a sudden the ocean got tired and threw her again-this time the crash was way more devastating . It felt like she couldnβt breathe at times. She knew that she should deal better since this had happened once before but this time she cried more than ever. She felt worthless and used in every sense of the word. She wondered what sin she had committed that the universe had handed her such unimaginable and tremendous pain. It was hard this time to get back to normalcy. It was hard for her to go about her day and not burst into tears because her poor heart would spasm when something brought back the memory of the ocean. And then the process repeated itself a few more times. It was more exhausting and devastating each time. Itβs like she couldnβt learn and see how damaging the ocean was to her soul. Finally there was a time where it was so brutal the girl finally learned to tune out the oceanβs song and she never swam again.Β
This playlist that I will share is titled: βFor the Brokenhearted: Sad Edition (the one where you cry). I donβt handle breakups very well. Actually, I handle them poorly and go kind of nuts. Music helps me cope with the multitude of emotions I have. This playlist is the kind of playlist you play out loud in your car or at home with your headphones as you write mediocre and sad poetry. This playlist is based on the disastrous and heart wrenching breakups Iβve had throughout my life. These are songs I go to when Iβm feeling numb or the waves of sadness come. Iβve put in bold the ones that I like to put on repeat.