For Ellie

Dear Ellie,
You are my fluvie, my fluver and my bffladafa.
To a reader this makes no sense.
To me it does.
You are my best friend and I hope I am yours too.

But recently, you said,
You want to start to get to know,
The people of your form.

But since then,
You have,
Neglected me.

I know,
This is not your fault,
But still I,
Am hurt.

So you know,
How it is,
For a girl,
Who feels left out,
All the time,
To be left out of,
Her best friends life?

Maybe?
Maybe not.

But still,
I am not the same,
As I was,
Before I met you

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Write a poem about how you feel about someone who is important to your life, whether you love or hate them.

Whether you're always thinking about the subject or whether you need to explore your soul to find this feeling, there is always SOMETHING there.

If there's an argument or discussion you had with this person that you can't get out of your mindd, hopefully writing about it will clear your mind and you'll see it in a different light.

If someone's poems aren't very good, there's no point saying it is there? This excercise is to clear people's mind and express what's been secretly (even a secret to themselves) building up inside them.

It's mature just because dark themes are allowed....

updated Feb 22 by Nyxie