The Girl With Very Long Legs
© 2005 Priyan “Phoenix” Meewella
A poem about the danger of “falling” for the wrong girl.
It appears that there has been some misconception about this particular poem. Much as I hate to explain them in any detail (it detracts from their universal application) there is no animosity: there’s a world of difference between an “if” and a “when”. Instead it merely shows the power such people have over us, but perhaps it is a power they only have because we give it to them when we build them up too high.
It’s alwais a power we give then.
That’s why we pass from love to hate so
fast, in fact we are hating ourselves for let someone make us such bad.
Comment on 24 August 2007 @ 9:46 pm