Dear John Message
By: Fee
I got the message that you texted me today
When I read it I didn’t know what to say
Because you called me by another’s name
I wish I’d never read the words I read today
I read the first line that asked if I were there
Went on to read about how much you care
Then what I read tore my whole world apart
Words not meant for me that much was clear
I guess he messaged you the same time as I
And somehow you mixed up your reply
“I love you” written before someone else’s name
I kept reading it and kept asking myself why
Now I’m deleting all that’s left of me and you
I’ll consign it to a box words that are not true
I’ll wipe my tear on a printout of the words
That you wrote to someone else my “I love you.”
Love,
Becca~
This is an easy mistake to make. Twice now, I've sent a message to my sister that was meant for my hubby. Thankfully, it was nothing bad. We all had a laugh over it. I felt the guy's anguish when he read words not meant for him. Great job!
Sheila
Somewhere in the world I'm sure this has happened. So sad, but could be so true for some unlucky soul out there. Excellent and preceptive write, my friend.
Many blessings,
~Linda
E-mail? why bother, the schmuck will get the message loud and clear.
Georg
hugs
kathy
Great write Fee, as always, you never disappoint your readers.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Newfie Hugs. Rose
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
E-mail is an odd thing. You've shown by example in your poem. It can make you laugh, cry, angry, plus meet new friends, and much more. As in your poem, sometimes it breaks your heart.
Mary
Peace, Love & Poetry
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie