Don'T You 'Ever' Call Me Baby Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Don'T You 'Ever' Call Me Baby



There has been no time you've spent,
Listening to one thing I've meant.
Or pretend you understood,
To com-pre-hend.

There has been no moment when,
That I thought you had intent...
To take me as serious,
As-I've-been.
So don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
That will never be a maybe,
In-my-head.
No don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
You have never heard a word,
That this 'baby' said.

There has been no time you've spent,
Listening to one thing I've meant.
Or pretend you understood,
To com-pre-hend.
So don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
That will never be a maybe,
In-my-head.
No don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
You have never heard a word,
That this 'baby' said.
No don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
That will never be a maybe,
In-my-head.
So don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
You have never heard a word,
That this 'baby' said.

There is more below the surface.
With a depth that has a purpose.
And you seem to be allergic to my words.

There is more below the surface.
With a depth that has a purpose.
And you seem to be allergic to my words.
So don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
You have never heard a word,
That this 'baby' said.
No don't,
You 'ever' call me baby!
That will never be a maybe,
In-my-head.

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