A Broken Toy

by Ike Dizzle   Apr 24, 2006


A Broken Toy

I did everything I was told
Because I was forced
And to top it all off
You laughed in remorse
Every time I cried
No one even cared
Every time I fell
No one was there
I was played with
As if I was a doll
And I was wondering
When I was going to fall
And break into pieces
Useless without my arms
I guess it is time to realize
I have lost my charm
As I lay here dreaming
Dreaming I was more spoken
To prevent you from reaching me
Whom you broken

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  • 16 years ago

    by Bradley Peter

    Another good piece. well worded. No favorite bits I'm afraid.

    Brad

    P.S. No I'm not with that girl anymore, we broke up life a week or so after I wrote that piece, lol.

  • 18 years ago

    by Lenny

    Ummm lets see I like the poem just a few things. You switch tenses a little bit, and some words arent really neccessary like 'As if I was a doll
    And I was wondering' you dont really need the and there. Ummm and the last line! 'Who you have broken' would probably fit better. But otherwise a good write.

  • 18 years ago

    by Moose

    Nice poem, full of emotion. A couple parts were dull. But you had your strong points like

    Every time I cried
    No one even cared
    Every time I fell
    No one was there

    Very nice flow, best part of the poem I think. 5/5

  • 18 years ago

    by Sorefromreality

    That was an awesome poem w/ a very creative plot, i have a poem talking about a paper doll u should check it out, it reminds me of urs alot....grrt job, thx for ur comments,
    love ya lots,
    sore

  • 18 years ago

    by Purple

    Great poem, in the last line did you mean 'Whom you have broken'? I stopped for a second and had to go, 'uh?'. This topic reminds me of a picture I saw, as a lot of poems tend to do. The fact it's all one stanza threw me off at the begining, but once I started reading it I forgot. Short and sweet with an effect on the reader, nice job kid.

    I wonder why I hadn't clicked on your name earlier and read another of your poems.