A Lover's Nightmare.

It's really a bad poem written about a girl who refused to love another, and a boy who broke her heart.

A LOVER'S NIGHTMARE

There's a diary that's unread
It's laying there under the bed.
In that diary is a story I dread,
There's a future that will unfold.

He was a dream to her eyes.
She meant the world to him for a while.
He met a new world that meant so much more.
She cried until she couldn't feel anymore.

She watched them be together.
She hated the sight of their forever.
She wanted it to go away,
She was so depressed she couldn't feel.

He watched her get jealous.
He never wanted it to go that far.
He never meant to hurt her.
He broke her heart more than he could ever know.

He called her that awful night
She answered at the sight.
He said he loved her and he was sorry.
She said he loved him, but it's to late.

He got scared and ran to her house.
She heard him know and was quiet as a mouse.
He panicked and opened the door.
She could feel her pain no more.

He said don't worry it's all right.
She said don't worry you don't have to lie.
He wanted her to live more than anything.
But she died, unfortunately, late that night.

He cried and said sorry to her parents
He dumped the girl he was with.
He said she loved me till she died.
He only hoped he returned the favor with his own death.

Everyone in the town called it,
A LOVER'S NIGHTMARE

Author's Note

I hope you like this. It is kind of sad, but it is just something that wouldn't get out of my head until I put it on paper. It's pretty old too. Leave comments please.

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

Some part of life can become nightmares. The story was honest, sad and direct. When love isn't enough to keep the want of love alive. Break our heart. Thank you Nikki for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Christopher Montrond]

Hi Nikki, your story is sad indeed. It reflects a drama lived by a lot of young couples!

Keep up the good work

[Nikki Richardson]

Thank you.

[Sami Khalil]

Sad indeed but true. A well written poem...:)

[Nikki Richardson]

Thank you.

[Sami Khalil]

You are welcome...:)

[Darryl Davis]

Sad, yes. Bad...no. ;-)