A Shattered Dream by Jody Nichols
A heart broke
By the sad word goodbye
It's hard to believe
One word can make so many cry
A loss too many
A team fallen apart
Can one bad play
Really break so many hearts
A different religion
A different race
Why can't we
See the hurt on their face
A broken heart
A divided team
A cry for help
A shattered dream.
By the sad word goodbye
It's hard to believe
One word can make so many cry
A loss too many
A team fallen apart
Can one bad play
Really break so many hearts
A different religion
A different race
Why can't we
See the hurt on their face
A broken heart
A divided team
A cry for help
A shattered dream.
When a heart becomes broken or someone feels left out, I know from experience that it hurts. There is nothing that can be done or said to make the pain subside any sooner than it was meant to.
At the age of 15, many think that I am unable to communicate feelings of life or love because they think I am too young to understand it. But I've been there too. I've lost friends both male and female of many different races to the cruelty of those living in a small town. The third stanza is my way of trying to get my motto across. "The world's small enough - Stop The Hate!"
At the age of 15, many think that I am unable to communicate feelings of life or love because they think I am too young to understand it. But I've been there too. I've lost friends both male and female of many different races to the cruelty of those living in a small town. The third stanza is my way of trying to get my motto across. "The world's small enough - Stop The Hate!"
| I like this poem cuz it makes feel happy that some1 in the world thinks this way and wishes every1 else would think so too. It would make it a happier place on earth - Gothicka | |
| Thank you, your poem was very touching. My family and I are originally from New Orleans, and commuted to a small town in Texas to escape the storm. Needless to say we moved back the dungeon only to escape the stinky smell of racism. My children left good friends behind, and I hurt for them everyday. Your poem has such a great insight and I will us it in my creative writing class. God bless you. - Mrs Keisha | |
| I liked this poem because it was real deep from the heart. - Shakyla | |
| Cause it's sad that even in our day in age ppl still have to look down on each other for their differences, when honestly that should be the least of their worries. - Stefanie | |
| GOOD JOB. VERY DEEP AND MEANINGFUL - JON | |
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| Your poem is wonderful. I believe you when you say you've gone through this and you understand it. I'm young too and sometimes its hard because not many people understand serious matters like this. I'd like to read more of your poems. Thanks - Kacyn | |
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| I really liked the poem, it is very true. - Christine | |
| I really enjoyed your poem. I am 19 and I still struggle with the problems of discrimination and hate. You are right it is a dream shattered. - Jamila | |
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