it's called "truth or dare."
But, if you're not ready for it...
guess what? I really don't care.
Round one, pretty simple,
Truth: Do you love her?
Dare: Stop seeing her behind my back.
Because if you don't, an "accident" may occur.
Round two, a little harder,
Truth: Are you ready for a commitment?
Dare: Get ready or get out.
Because drama is a thing I want to prevent.
Round three, you're getting on up there,
Truth: Do you even know what you mean to me?
Dare: Don't even try to find out.
Because it is so much that you wouldn't even believe.
Round four, last round,
Truth: What do I really mean to you?
Dare: Prove it.
Because I need to know if this is true.
When you can answer and do those things,
let me know, and we will see what we can be.
But right now, friends
is all I can guarantee.
Author notes
Uhm...idk. it sounded MUCH better in my head, but then i kinda typed it and ruined it...yeah.
NOTE: You're only hearing one side of the conversation. The guy answers to the first one "no." and he will stop seeing the other girl. then he says "yes" hes ready for a commitment. and he doesnt answer the third question because she told him not to. and the 4th one is kinda self explanitory
2) Bad love
Missa
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Comments
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This is a creative write with the truth or dare theme. Great job on this poem, and thanks much for entering. Blessings, Patty


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wow.
this poem is really good i think. i know how it is from the girls point of view. even tho i m a guy but i know how it is. i have had been cheated on and i understand it.
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This is fantastic,
I love the flow.
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I like how you've spun the "Truth or Dare" game into a serious query, and I'm struck by how the speaker, though she wants the guy's assurance of his love, is not willing to tip her own hand. The tone of the piece implies that she is afraid to, perhaps understandably. Thanks so much for entering my contest!
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Love this poem though the backgrounds made my eyes hurt a little...maybe it's just me cuz i like dark colors but i loved this even if you think it sounded better in you head...thanks for entering.

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good job girl


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Thank you for your entry & best of luck in the contest!






