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This poem was written to a guy who took something special away from me - my virginity. After that, we never talked again. At the time, he had a girlfriend, but I thought I'd win him over. Little did I know, he only wanted one thing.

Never Asked

I never asked you to call me,
Never asked to go with you that day.
That one night was perfect. We were one, but I
knew I'd be the one to pay.
I never asked you to make me feel good,
Never asked you to look my way.
It takes two to do what happened that night, so
there's nothing more you can say.
I never asked for you to care,
Never asked to be the only one.
I knew she was in your life too,
But still I thought I'd won.
I never asked for promises,
Never asked if I could put my trust in you.
I always though I could handle the things
you "so often" like to do.
I never asked you to turn away,
Never asked you to make me cry.
You go on with your life like nothing ever
Happened while I slowly start to die.
I never asked for this loneliness,
Never asked to be the one to blame.
You tried putting all the guilt on me while you
Were the one playing the mind game.
I never asked for this empty feeling,
Never asked you to be there.
While I sit here confused in my own little world,
All you can do is stare.
I never asked if you loved me,
Never asked you to take something special away.
I can't think straight and my heart aches, all
Because of that day.
I never asked for an explanation,
Never asked to be on your mind that day.
Even though I never asked you anything,
I'm broken hearted either way.

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Visitor Comments (from the Voting form)
josh
awwww im sorry about your passed i hope things are better for you now i wish you the best of luck hun. by josh b
VELVET
I LOVE THIS POME ITS THE TRUTH FOR ALOT OF WOMEN YOUNG AND OLD. LOVE HAS NO AGE.
Tarah
this is a true poem. many people go throgh this problem. i have a friend go through so domt feel like u are the only one alright! dont forget God is with you always
yvonne
I TRULEY FEEL YOU ON THIS ONE. IT MADE ME GO BACK A COUPLE OF YEARS. COME TO THINK OF IT" I DID NEVER ASK" I LOVED THIS. TOTALLY MAKES SENSE.
kimberley
i really liked this poem because when i was just 15 years old the same thing happened to me and i was left so confussed and two year have past and im still not over him and he lives by me so i see him most days but yet we dont talk he is all so my older brothers best mate so he is often at my house and every time he comes over i get butterflys and have to hide away in my room and this is the only poem i have found that means alot after looking for one for two years
sammy
this poem is really good at first i did not get it but then i got to the end and i started to understand it really good job.
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