Unreliable

Poem by: youfoundme

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friendship, waiting, unreliable

Summary

It seems like i can never get a hold of you,

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Submitted: January 02, 2010

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Submitted: January 02, 2010

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Unreliable
I’ve been waiting here
By the phone and wondering
When you’re ever going to call
 
Day’s are passing like seconds
I’m starting to get sick
Of waiting for your call
 
Why do you have to be?
So difficult
You’re the one who promised
Me you’ll call
 
More and more times,
You’re starting to be unreliable
But every time you give me
The same old speech
 
Telling me were still
The best of friends
But should I really believe it
 
I’m done waiting,
Either your call or wont
But I’m wasting days waiting
 
I have better things to do
Then wait by this stupid phone


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Unreliable

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Genre: Poetry

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Status: Finished

Genre: Poetry

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It seems like i can never get a hold of you,

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