Hai, I'm Jennifer/Jenn. I'm sixteen and a junior in highschool. You can explore my poetry, and those who give me hope. I love questions/comments, so don't be afraid to click the 'ask' link.
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Hello, these are my poems, written by me, myself, and I. I think they’re cheesy, and they go out of number order, I KNOW, haha. It’s just the way I found them, is all. :$ Sorry for confusing anyone. Welcome to my life~
So Juliet had it easy. She never had to kill Romeo. Was their love a never ending misery? Or was it so passionate, it must end? Perhaps, not many find true love. Since most couples never die together. They caress their lives as a white dove. So, fragile, they won’t let it break. Or maybe, Juliet never truly loved Romeo, like it said. Since so many ‘in love’ never die like them. Many others move on, instead of falling dead. Finding a new love, soon after the first fall.
Moving on.. Such a complex thing to do. People don’t want to admit that thing is gone. They just dwell around on the past. But, the past you can’t change. Ever. But yet, us humans continue to do it anyway.. And we continue to let our hearts sever. But isn’t it love that makes the heart grow fonder? Or now is it love that makes the heart grow weak with misery? It’s time to let us ponder.. Or we can automatically choose sides. Passionate love, or miserable pain? From past examples, I choose love. But I learned with misery, you have nothing to loose and everything to gain. Decisions, decisions. Choose yours wisely.