Poetry With The Doctor

Hello, brony community! After a little time given to me throughout this week and last, I have been able to make a poem, not quite as good as the last one, but almost so. I think most of you will like it considering it is the poetry description of NOT Doing Hurtful Things To Your Waifu With that thought that it is under these great circumstances, please enjoy my next installment of Poetry With The Doctor.

NOT Doing Hurtful Things To Your Waifu.
By: The Derpy Doctor.

It hurt when he hit me and laughed while I bled.
but what hurt more, made me hang my head:
that he left me. I'm nopony he said.

Why he had left, I do not know.
Whatever Did I do to make him go?
and never he'd let my true colors show.

But gone he is now, gone away.
Never to come back and hear me say:
"I'm sorry for whatever I did on any day."

I find the cold drifting in on me
as alone I sit with no one to see.
And let my heart, It's feelings leak

I need to forget him, forget my pain,
but I thought he loved me, but all so vain
and burn my feelings, my hearbeen slain.

and alone I am, just me and my brain.

Leave me alone, stranger, don't you see how I weep?
can't you see I'm alone as I am meant to be?
and was cut in the heart, cut really deep.

Please look away, don't stare at my face.
I only see it'd be a disgrace.
I'm sorry you'd find it intruding your space.

But you don't seem to mind. When youlook at me, what is it you think?
You like my coat, though wild as a mink,
and your compliment makes me blush a heavy shade of pink.

You speak to me now as he once did.
What feelings inside do you have hid?
and after the last one left, what price should I bid?

and now my whole life later, you love me still.
regardless the circumstance, over rock, over hill.
You'll always care about me, no matter what I feel.

And be with you forever, my love. You know I will.

So, I fast-forwarded a few years at the end of the poem incase anyone got that confused. I think this edition the Poetry With The Doctor turned out quite well. I'm still improving, making my poems have less common words with a different syombolism. Again, if anyone has any requests, I will take them and try to make something nice out of it. With that, I will wrap this blog post up.
Thank you,
The Derpy Doctor.