Ashlee Kilbourn

Ashlee Kilbourn Poems

If my tears could talk,
What would they display?
Thousands of words,
Not difficult to say
...

D-is for deliver
You delivered me from death
You helped me through bad times
David your the best
...

3.

David we have had some good times
and we have had some bad.
We have had some trippy times,
trippin' with just you and me.
...

for every girl who throws up in the toilet
and every one who can't look in the mirror
do you feel a tinge of regret?
for every word you used to say
...

Ashlee Kilbourn Biography

I am a lonely girl who likes to skateboard and write poetry. Growing up I have always loved to write poems. When I was little I used to make up poems about how my day went or who i fought that day. I was raised in a family of screaming and yelling. I was always being shiped from place to place. One weekend I would stay with my mom another weekend I would stay with my dad. Other times I would stay with my grandparents or my aunts and uncles. I never really came into a good home until I was about 10 years old. This is when I moved in with my stepmom and my dad. From there when I turned 17 I moved in with my mother. I am 18 now and about to graduate from high school. I am going to be going to college to study pyscoliogy.)

The Best Poem Of Ashlee Kilbourn

If Tears Could Talk

If my tears could talk,
What would they display?
Thousands of words,
Not difficult to say

They'd whisper, 'I'm Sorry! '
When I am wrong and you are right.
They'd scream, 'I'm Scared! '
When I'm all alone in the middle of the night

They do talk,
But they reveal too much
They're not hidden
Just wiped away by your gentle touch.

They'd exclaim, 'I'm Happy! '
Whenever you're around
They'd sigh, 'I'm sad! '
When I'm feeling down.

They do talk
Won't you listen?
You just might find
What you've been missin'!

They'd reply, 'I'm lonely'
When I'm thinking about you.
Is it too late for you to see
That my tears cry out, 'I love You! '

They do talk
But you can't hear
A single word they'd say.
If only you could read a tear
Instead of wiping it away.

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