A Poem For My Past Loves

I’ve never loved someone who I thought or even now think wasn’t worth my time, perhaps you can say I didn’t know what love was early on, but I’ve never felt wrong, the ones I shared things with and those who nothing came out of were all worth it. The poem you’ll read now, I write for all the girls I’ve loved, of course, some lines are repeated about the same person, and some lines refer to two people so the length of this poem will in no way give any hints as to how many girls I claim to have ‘loved’.

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To all the girls I’ve loved

This is for you

The one that loved me too

I was too late to say how I feel

The one who cooked me food

You said I was too thin

The one who said I was a fool

Funny how I think of you still

The one who loved her books

Who didn’t care much for looks

To the one who called me ‘kiddo.’

We both know who’s the kid.

To the one who made me love to read

You said I was the one, a good fib

To the one that tried to tell me how to feel

That you would be bad for me

The one who said she’d never leave

I don’t think again, we’ll see

The one who’s smarter than me

I know we’ll never be

To the one who knew I’d flee

That always held me close

To the one that was my first kiss

With you, I enjoyed the bliss

To the one who made me happy

I hope I made you happy too

To the one who danced in the rain

Who thinks she looks rather plain

To all the Girls I’ve Loved

Every moment with you, I cherished

I had a conclusion in mind, but it seemed too cheesy and corny, so I’ll drop it and end with my slogan:

Let’s share love, light and laughter.