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Hello World - Poems Poetry Series Hello World - poems - Publication Date: 2008 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive Hello World(Nov 4,1991) www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 1 ~ Myspace Fan ~ When times are hard I run away to hide No more will I sit back and let things ride I will speak my mind No more will I be kind I will never fall in love again to be hurt or to be played I will never sit back and ack like everything is okay I let you took my heart and do whatever you wanted Now it's my turn and I'm never again gonna let you take my love for granted Trust is a big issue between you and I When s+_t hit the fan I see how you fly You want to be like me and that I can understand When I look on your myspace I am your biggest myspace fan I see how you envy me, I love it I really do Everything you got about me on myspace is not really all true I get it, I really understand That I Melissa Haynes is your biggest myspace fan Like an artist I am going to thank you Without you all my dreams wouldn't be able to come true I need someone there to tell me I am never going to make it So yeah when I see you in the street I will smile and fake it Like a real b+++h I will be honest with you So no need for me not to tell you the truth I don't know if you will read all of my thank you letter It show as hell made me feel a whole lot better After I'm done I'm gonna look at your page and laugh Yeah I know my head bad Look at it on the bright side you got your point across that everybody understands My point that I'm making to you is that I'm your biggest myspace fan Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 2 ~all By Myself~ I am all alone without you here to hold me. I am not the same anymore can't you see. I try and try, but without you it's no fun being me. I had a dream last night and you were there. The more I looked in the darkness you disappeared. I try to hold back my tears because I was all by myself and that was my number one fear. It hurts me to know that some day you will find somebody, but right as of now I have to let you go! The reason why? Well, you and I both know. No need to contact me because it's hard right now for me to move on, but the safety that i felt with you is now gone. I trused that you will protect me from harm, but what you did to me set off an alarm. I thought if it got down to that point I could call on you for your help. Now I realize at that very momment I felt like I was all by myself. I love you, I'm not even going to lie! That's why it's so hard for me to say good-bye! Just hear me out when I say that you will find love some day. Right now just not with me Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 3 Another Day Goes By Another day goes by and your still not here with me Another day goes by and you is all I dream about when I sleep Another day goes by and your smile is the only thing that comes to mind Another day goes by and thinking of you that's how I kill time Another day goes by and I look at your picture Another day goes by and I think about you being with her Another day goes by and I'm thinking with if With if you and I can be one again Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 4 Aundy Life is to quick, took you in the doctor office because you was sick. The doctor came out, but you didn't Christmas next week, but you'll miss it. I cry everyday and night because in my heart it just isn't right, I can't believe that your gone, its hard to except the fact and move on. All I can do is cry and remissness The day I heard the news if your I was piss At least, the part I can not believe, is it really you who I see Aundy Aundy! Please say something Aundy Aundy! Now that your gone everything is different As you spoke no words I knew it was true People comes to go Even the ones that are the closes to you Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 5 Black Or White Is it a black or white issue? What is it with you? Why Is It all about race? Why does it matter, what's the color of my face? We should get the same consequences, but yet we don't You should lock them up too, but yet you wan't Someone please tell me why? If we do the same crime Why don't we get the same time? Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 6 Boy Boy I really love you and I hope this poem show it You is the only one for me and I hope you already know it Seven months and we still holding on Boy I'm surprise because I thought you would have gone I don't want you to leave me, but if you want you can go I hope you anit cheating on me Nah You wouldn't scoop that low You say you love me and care for me, but I really don't know. 45% of you want to break up with me I know this is not the greatest advise maybe you should leave if your not happy Boy whatever you do is up to you If you love me then you'll stay If you don't then just walk away Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 7 Come Home Please come back home I don't like it that you are gone Memories I had as child keep driving me wild I keep thinking about your smile I miss the way you and mama use to look at each other Everyone knew that y'all two were lovers Now y'all got a divorce and you is gone of course I want no need you back in my life I don't care if you have to beg mama to be your wife Daddy please come home In my heart I feel you was never gone Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 8 Coming Back Why do you want to be with me if your going to cheat? ? ? I gave you time after time so you can leave Why do you keep coming back if a faithful relationship is not what you want? ? ? What am I doing for you that these other girls don't? ? ? Is this a game to you to see how much you can hurt me? ? ? If so, I quit because a broken heart is not what I need... Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 9 Different A new person I want to be Everyone is different except me The hunger I have for friends The anger I have to keep within The time that I will never spend It's all because of me I just want to be somebody I want to have someone linger to my everyword I know what your thinking that I'm absurb Don't jugde me if you didn't heard Everyone who I trust they hurt me in some type of way I try to stay away, but in the end it's never ok Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 10 Distance We will always be together without a doubt We can work through anything you have bad feelings about Your my everything and I love you so much Our love grow stronger with every touch Even though we are so far apart No matter where you are you will always be near in my heart Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 11 Do U Do you really love me Or the curves in my body Do you look for what's in my heart Or just trying to get close to my parts Do you want to be in a relationship Or sweet talk me to get a hit Do you really want to be OR Just kidding me Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 12 Drug Dealer (Part 1) On this block 24 hours a day Selling this shit so I can make a way Out of this life and into a new What's on the other side I don't have a clue Drugs kill people faster then guns Rolling those blunts Watching the po po as they go on their drug hunts Running day after day Had a thought to myself I gotta make a way Too much on my mind Any day now can be my time But I go around pretending it's all fine How can I get out of this life How can I make it all right Everyday I have to fight (At Night) Alone in the dark he comes up to me I said to him what will it be He said with a raspy voice, I'll take some weed As I pull my stash out he had a gun I back up because I was stunned Was this my time to go Read Drug Dealer Part 2 If U want to know Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 13 Drug Dealer (Part 2) The air was cold, but my body was hot Nervous as hell thinking that I was going to get shot I try to pull out my gat Tell me somebody why did I do that The pain I felt was so unbelievable I can't tell details that would really show The blood was draining, I could feel it in my gut Thats not all he shoot me in my butt The bullets kept on going The blood just kept on flowing (The Alarm Went Off) Oh What a wonderful sound I woke up scared lying there stunned on the ground I was amazed it was all a dream I was thinking about what I have seen I got dress as I normally do Daddy daddy I love you I look over to my daughter and gave her a hug Drink what was left in my coffe mug I knew deep down inside one thing havn't change That thing I'm talking about is that I still slang I just want to leave it all alone, but I can't It was easy to get in, but getting out anit I called my boss man and ask him what was new He sounded scared and ask me if I could come through I said of course and I was on my way When I got there I had this feeling that said I shouldn't stay I wanted to be brave and went in any way There was blood on the floor and the smell of death 3 mens hold my boss man by the neck Something bad was going to happen I already knew Only problem is I don't know what to do Why is it every time I try to get out of the game they just want let me be To see what happen check out my new poem Drug Dealer (Part III) www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 14 Hello World www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 15 Drugs Do you think selling drugs make you a man Or do you do it just because you can Crack can miss up a whole family, but I guest you don't care I just want you to
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