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Lover's Apology
by Donna Maris → (All Poetry by Donna Maris)
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Recent Argument with an ex.


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HI. Im home now. sure youre probably sleeping
and maybe you cant sleep so well
and maybe nothings bothering you
just say it- You tell me I can go to hell!

Thought I saw the light on at your place
I was driving by,
wanted to stop and ring your bell,
just to see your face.
Thought that you'd tell me again,
Go Away,Babe,Tonight you can go to hell!

So I was wondering through this lonesome place,
its empty and nothings the same,
inside I miss your loving huggs & tingling warm embrace.
There was something the other day - I know
I could sense- to me you wanted to tell
except - not those words again-
dammit Donna- you can go to hell!

So if you're awake,and the hour,
may not be too late,
Please know- Im not the one who sees so well
with passionate emotion ringin' my bell.
There was something, hon, from me
I wanted to share, but only with you
without a tigers lair.
But after all of this- to say,
Now,to you would be too unfair.

So if by chance, sitting by your doorstep,
or in the early morning light of day
and you think things are looking
brighter,or feelings for me, are more risque,
and wish to hear my footsteps sometime soon,
you could show me, yours is an open door,
Show me the art of loving once more.

Please dont hurt my foolish female pride,
because I've let you touch me,
and love me so deep inside.
Remember once how we shot the afternoon?
Sweetly romantic,reclining,
basking within love's Perfume?
Please no arrows or slingshots from above,
Come nestle with me, and soon be cooing like turtle doves
Tell me, do you feel the same, as me?
My best friend,the one whose Heart I really love?
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 Reviews of "Lover's Apology"
Reviewed on June 6, 2003
(((donna)))

powerful, painful write (hope it's fiction)

well done

(((HUGS))) and love,

karla. :)

Reviewed by L. Kolenich (Reader)
Reviewed on June 4, 2003
Goodbye's are difficult. . .this is evident. Nicely written...a passion all its own.


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