Leave Me Alone! Poem by Scarborough Gypsy

Leave Me Alone!

Rating: 3.9


I’d like to awake
Without being woken
To just sit and think
With no word spoken
Allow me some time
To have on my own
When no one comes round
Or calls on the phone
I’d just like some space
Some privacy for me
I’d like to be left
With no company
To go to the bathroom
And not be disturbed
To put on my hairdryer
Without being heard
To lay in my bed
Minus the dogs
To cruise round the house
Without any tog’s
Let doors that I shut
Remain unopened
And none of my things
Be moved or broken
A special room
To call my own
A private place
To be alone
Lay back, relax
Chill out, just be
With no one else
Except for me.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Peter A. Crowther 21 March 2005

Don't we all feel like this sometimes? :)

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Philippa Lane 25 March 2005

I really like this poem - and can relate to it. I think I would check on the last few lines and maybe alter them a bit because you lose the otherwise perfect rhyming. Well done!

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Linda Preston 25 March 2005

Get's my vote - for reader identification.

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Scarborough Gypsy 26 March 2005

Philippa, I agree with your comments and have done some fine tuning on the mitre. I think you will see an improvement now. Thanks for that. SG

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Elizabeth Russell 30 April 2005

Yes I can completely relate to this poem - I have an office now - just for me!

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kAy BaRCeLon 01 August 2007

I think this is a classic heh A year after reading it for the first time, it still makes me smile... Hope your environment has improved since...

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Jerry Hughes 11 August 2006

Truly relate Gyps, this is good...

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Scarlett Treat 08 February 2006

Who of us who have families hasen't longed for 'a place' to escape to, to get away from everything that pulls at us? ? ? Well Said. Scarlett

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Moya Levy 25 January 2006

lol brilliant! Know that feeling well! Moyaxx

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Alice Vedral Rivera 03 July 2005

I like the way you write about the things we all go through. Another wonderful poem. avr

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