Over And Out Of Your Life Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Over And Out Of Your Life



Don't bring your baggage to my doorstep,
To unpack it.
Don't offer opinions to give,
About your friends, acquaintances or relatives.

Don't open your wounds to have me see you bleed.
And don't expect from me empathy,
When I know when you leave...
You'll be whispering to deceive someone else,
As to how it was to you I was cruel...
Because I didn't allow you the time,
To complain and whine...
Like the others you've made fools!

I have long left the need to express,
Why it is someone else should accept...
My insecurities I refuse to correct.
With them to keep as I aged to stay immature.
Those childish tactics I don't use anymore.

Don't bring your baggage to my doorstep,
To unpack it.
Period.
Consider me over and out of your life!

Thursday, October 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: reality
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
James Mclain 02 October 2014

Isn't this the truth if I said this to a few family members I would have a restraining order comming my way...iip

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