Can't stand it
Can't stand her
Can't stand one second longer
why can't she just tell me the truth
why can't she make a fool out of me
why can't that evil woman stand the sight of me
she can't stand it
she can't stand him
she can't stand one second longer
why can't he just tell me how he feels
why can't he make me fall in love
why can't that evil man stand to be with me
they can't stand it
they can't stand each other
they can't stand one second longer
we can't keep living like this
we can't keep fighting like this
we can't keep trying like this
lets have a kid
maybe that will keep us together
it could make us happier
Surely this kid can't make us split apart?
Comments
Lee
I see where yu are gig with this but all the"can't" detracted from the poem itself
side note having a child is not the answer
of course
thats sort of the point, the poem's ending is meant to be sarcastic, how every failing relationship resort to kids to try and fix themselves only to cause more problems, the use of "cant" was meant to show the thought process of failing couples. ill try to be clearer in my next poem
I don't know if you'll even
I don't know if you'll even see this, but there is a poem by Sylvia Plath called 'You're' in which the title works as the first word of every line (but the poem body itself also works coherently without the word as well.) Maybe you could try it like that?
And I'm also wondering if
And I'm also wondering if this is based off any people in particular, or just the concept itself?