Authors forenote:
wrote this in calligraphy its what I needed to get out.
Crushing, Rushing, winds of change,
Cries Lies, Thoughts rearranged.
Confusing, I'm losing, The war in my mind.
Stop fearing me, Start hearing me, And you will find,
I feel fake, Gonna break, Save me,
I need what's real, I need to feel, Help me see.
Falling, Calling, Do you hear it?
Crying, Dying, Broken spirit.
Lost, At high cost, See what you've done?
Screaming, Dreaming, Confidence, none.
Stop messing up, Start fessing up, do that or,
You'll see, Baby, I'm out that door.
Dedicated to???? who knows who makes me feel this way.
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Reviews of "What You Do To Me"
Reviewed by Nicholas Kritikos
Reviewed on November 11, 2002
Excellent poem kaci. Keep up the great work with these poems
Reviewed by logan knauss (Reader)
Reviewed on October 31, 2002
I love it!
Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)
Reviewed on October 31, 2002
Excellent poem Kaci... You definately have a way of expressing yorself thats uniquely your own. Way to go!
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