This poem is based on a real person. When a man took an interest in her, she led him on and then, soon enough, acted as if she couldn't stand to even be in the same vicinity as him.
She struts around in little shirts and tight, leg-hugging pants,
An open invitation for those who want to take the chance.
She attracts men with her figure and entraps then with her eyes.
Her victims fall for her and she begins to tell her lies.
It all began one fateful day, the first he met this girl.
She looked at him with widened eyes and set his heart awhirl.
She'd take his hand and hold it, say she'd never let it go
He held on to her every word, because he loved her so.
She'd kiss him and caress him, and tremble at his touch
While murmuring she loved him so very, very much.
And when she was alone, she'd laugh - things were going well!
She had captured this guy's heart and placed him underneath her spell.
All this went on until the day when he called out her name
And looked into her hardened eyes to see they weren't the same.
He went home that day with a very broken heart
Once again the temptress had acted out her part.
And to this very day, she walks around in little shirts
Seducing the unknowing men, not caring who she hurts.
But ask any of her victims, for they truly know it well -
They'll let you know she'll make your life into a living hell.
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ei. i like it. when i first happened to read it, i was laughing. perhaps, i just can relate with it. yes, it's really a bad thing to do to hurt others but then, i dunno. there's hatred in me that's telling me to do such things. i like the poem though. somehow, i just do it to guys who are unworthy and all that. tsup!
Robin
This was a GREAT Poem!
mellissa
this poemsounds so much like me coz this is what i think i do and i dont mean to be from a woman so werein canada
emerson
how well i can relate to this poem,and,sadly, her name is elizabeth. this poem portrayed the incident vividly.
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