Yusta didnt Be...

As I walk under the bridge in a big city.1

I see the old bum thinking over his fire. 2

I look into the water and see the trash of 3

ages. "Yusta Didnt be like this." Said the old man4

quietly. 5

Walking around in a Southern town. I walk6

past the Alley ride beside the corner store7

I see a mother with a baby buying Meth from 8

a strange man. as she walks by I hear. 9

"Yusta didn't be like this..."10

I hear the children crying because they read11

the newspaper and it had daddy's death report 12

in it. He was at war for the pigs. Momma sobs13

"Yusta didnt be like this."14

Then I look at those with a roof above their15

head, with a full meal. The teenage girl crys16

and screams because daddy wouldn't let17

her take the car. "yusta didnt be like this."18

I see a girl standing in the rain crying because19

her love left her, with a kiss, and a heart shaped20

box full of all the pictures. that's when I hold21

on to the ONE i love and say..."It will never be like this..."22

I LOVE YOU GIRL IN THE RAIN23

Author notes

WEll this is a long shot from what i usually do. But hell i needed a break from depressed town

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  • LivingDeath-Mia
    November 16

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    Yusta didn't be like this xD . I think this was really deep and emotional and I think you did a great job with it. Mumble, jumble, fumble, awesome job


  • MsAlee
    September 14

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    Wow, so many sad images to be left with the one of love at the end. Truly shows that through all the hard something good can be found when looking at it the right way.


  • Intrepid
    September 8

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    DIFFERENT..SPARLING WITH INTEREST...RANDOM...
    ENJOYABLE...GREAT REPETITION....GREAT CONCEPT.

    WELL DONE

    Blair

  • trekkergirl gold member
    August 25
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    Thought the repetition of the words "yusta didnt be like this" very interesting. Had this feeling that it was an old man on the streets telling this child not to make the same mistakes as he did to end up where he was. Good write... excellent read. Thanks for sharing this.


  • pink polka
    August 14

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    Oh so sweet, nice. I loved it. great job on it. Capotilize Yusta in line 18, maybe expand it into a story.

    Nice repitition, if it rhymed, it could be a song!

  • I loved it is great. I absolutly loved the ending. I wish I could read more of your work, but I have to go. TA TA! looking forward to reading more of your work.
    Hugs and kisses
    CrazyTurtles


  • Rosen Rot
    June 17

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    I did likie immensly =]
    The repitition made it sound almost song like...
    But the ending is most certainly the most beaufitul part =]


  • NiceGirl
    April 24

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    A good idea, smart use of repetition, though some spelling mistakes ruin the whole good impression. All in all a very good piece, just needs a little bit of polishing


  • CorvusCornix
    April 20
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    I like the repetition in this piece, it ties it together quite neatly. I found it hard to imagine what you were talking about towards the end, but I guess poetry is like that. Keep up the good work, I think you should stay away from depressed town for a while and work on more stuff like this!
    - CC


  • Squirt05
    March 17

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    i like how you use yusta didn't be lke this over and over again. i think this is well written and flows pretty well. it was a little weird and confusing though.


  • tallblondie Greeters member
    March 15

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    Nicely done! I like the repeated line "yusta didnt be like this." - as it ties everything together, and finally added the contrast needed for the statement at the end.
    Keep writing!


  • Paragonz Shadow
    January 10

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    It was a little bit wierd and confusing...perhaps you should make it a little clearer.

    Other than that, I think the emotions came through nicely. There were a few awkward phrasings and such that you might want to look at too...


  • Nagamasa
    December 11, 2007

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    Hm...Interesting I can feel the feelings that you placed in the story. you managed to potray that Yusta is a very important Person. Well done.


  • i-love-yu..x
    October 20, 2007

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    Sort of

    It was ok. I mean, you could be a bit more explaining about what is actually going on, because Ifound it weird.


  • Yi Yin
    August 2, 2007
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    It's sad and all. I can't decide whether this is a story or a poem. At some points it did sound like a poem, and others it sounded like a story.
    I really loved the way you contrasted the people living under a roof and those who didn't.
    It's a really good piece, but you might have to do a li'l editting, just a suggestion. Good Job anyways!


  • Hekate gold member
    May 30, 2007

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    I think this was really good. I do suggest only bringing the lines together so they won't be spaced out. I just learned that myself
    Anyhow, you've done very well.
    Kari


  • CaptStarr of Tardis
    May 23, 2007
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    I really liked it, sad with a touching ending.

    I like the commentary that seems to just point out the problems in our world, and everyone I think can agree..
    Except that I think thinks have always been that way, more or less.. people just have problems,


  • Kevan Greeters member
    May 6, 2007

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    Beautiful, romantic, heart-felt, sad, real. Real, that's the word I was looking for. I liked the ending a lot. Keep it up!
    ~Kevan~


  • Ilovewaffles
    February 23, 2007

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    this isn't too bad i don;t think, but you should really run it through spell check or something...you spelled crys instead of cries...


  • The Imagined
    January 24, 2007
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    This is interesting, different. I can picture it by the way it's been described. It's a beautiful portrayal of the very sad reality of things. It shows pain, suffering, greed, and injustice, and taps into the personal pains of different people. Good ending, too. Good work.


  • March 29, 2006
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    wow

    very intersting piece. i liked it though. i especially loved it at the end about the girl in the rain, which is so beautiful. Also it was really awesome how you said"I you girl in the rain".....but yea thought i would tell you and i have to go
    ttyl
    much love
    Lacey

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