Miss Popularity.

by Hologram   Aug 31, 2008


I thought you were true
I believed you'd be there to the end
But now I dont even talk to you
I cant even call you a "Friend".

Since we got into High School
You've only wanted "Miss Popularity"
You're the type of girl
Who make women look bad in society.

You're the one every guy wants
Cause you've got the most S E X appeal
But I'll always see your flaws
The ones you try to conceal.

We were so blind
We should of known
You've always had that S L U T T Y side
That you have always shown.

I've never been so dumb
Never felt so naive
The "Friends Forever"
We were all lead to believe.
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Just about a girl who doesnt want anything to do with us anymore;; we can't even call her our friend anymore...

Liss knows who I'm talking about since it's her old Best Friend.

Renee
xx

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  • 15 years ago

    by Em

    I have an ex best friend that's exactly did this so I know what it's like. She only turned when I had my daughter though, 5/5. Em

  • 16 years ago

    by Cody Jo as you no

    Wow great poem this happened to me but in a different way she moved away and sonce then weve grown apart!!!!

  • 16 years ago

    by FindingHarmonyInYurCries

    And that happens wayy too much these days!
    :(

    I still wuv yu *NonSexually*
    Lol.

    x

  • 16 years ago

    by Saving Grace

    I thought you were true
    I believed you'd be there to the end
    But now I dont even talk to you
    I cant even call you a "Friend".

    Excellent^^^^
    I loved this poem. easy to connect with. I can really relate to whats happened here. but yeh.. nice write :) 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by Saving Grace

    I thought you were true
    I believed you'd be there to the end
    But now I dont even talk to you
    I cant even call you a "Friend".

    Excellent^^^^
    I loved this poem. easy to connect with. I can really relate to whats happened here. but yeh.. nice write :) 5/5

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