What It's All About
By J.J. Felton
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What It's All About is an anthology of poetry and short stories detailing what it's like to go through life. It touches on romance, betrayal, and what it's like to grow up and know that you were meant to be something different.
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What It's All About - J.J. Felton
WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT
WRITTEN BY: J.J. FELTON
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A Slow Death
How is it that you can say you love me;
That you have always loved me?
Throughout all our days and nights
You have never done a single thing
To make me happy,
To bring a smile to my face.
Quite the opposite I am afraid, my love.
You have seemingly gone out of your way
To make my life as miserable as yours.
When I am alone, you bring me joy.
I sit in a room, my thoughts alone to keep me company.
And what wonderful companions they are.
Music in the background
Of undying love.
But in truth, I fear you have none for me.
When I watch a movie
The kiss always makes me smile
And cry with tears of longing.
I wonder why it is that you never see me as such.
Your heart doesn't long for me
Nor does it grow wings so to fly to the heavens above
With you shouting to the people below
The happiness you feel that I am in your life.
When you see me, your heart doesn't race
Pounding out the melody of our song
Which is all I think about every day.
If you truly loved me
As you claim to do
Your heart would ache at a mere thought of my misery;
My tears that I cry would break your heart in half,
And you would curse yourself for being the cause of them.
My love, if you truly felt for me as you say you do
Instead of ignoring me
And everything I wish of you,
You would be striving to make me smile.
Defy heaven and hell
And do the impossible
To stop one tear and bring one smile.
But instead I find myself quite alone
In a world that I planned to share
With a man I begin to realize never existed.
You cannot, or will not
Be the man I had so hoped that you were
And that I know you could be.
So instead you will brood
All through the nights and the days.
I will be left behind
To clean up the mess my life has become,
The broken pieces of my heart,
My love for you,
The dreams that shattered
With everything that I realized
Will never be.
There are so many things
That I wish I could say to you,
Without fear of your sharp bitter tongue;
For it lashes out viciously at me.
It has a meanness that whips me,
Punishes me for a reason
That I must confess that I know not.
I cannot help but wonder why,
Why you say you