Dream Lover's Dialogue Part II

   

 FROM PART I

Boy:

I am sorry baby

        I promise you are my one & only

        I'm trying to control to look for nobody

        But the crowd & power is so silly.

Girl: SENDING A MESSAGES TO THE PEOPLE

I know who's real one for me,

though you are faking me.

I know why you guys playing on me.

And you just practicing hypocrisy.

Playing a role like a sissy.

 

      I am not promising anything,

getting the moon or

touches the sun,

all I know I am just being me.

      Maybe I am like a social worker,

caring these careless readers.

      My time is like a diamond,

wasting this would be like a vagabond.

BOY

Shshsh! Listen to me, I can't resist

Calling her is like I'm sicked

Choosing her might be like a terrorist

Stealing you is not a good trip

But loving you is like a relief.

 

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  • I am Marie Lorabelle F. Reboya 

  • i need to fix my hub pages

  • Yeah kinda yes he was totally like a thief.

  • If I am going to interpret this dialogue, it seems that the guy is madly in love with her trying to win her affection but she .... because of being treated like a toy by other guys feels hesitant to accept and believe his love for her.

    I thought I read the last line as...."But loving you is like a THIEF." Oh my, I am having double visions again.  

    I like this line very much...."But loving you is like a relief."  (sigh)

  • Thanks Lady Anne  do you love it?

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  • Lady Anne  at part 1 the guy can't say any words but singing a song but a girl is seriously creating her own poem, but later on in Part ii the boy learns to listen her poem and made him speaks & creating his own jargons. Part II is purely an original lyrical poem.

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  • Are you combining some lyrics of the songs to make a dialogue out of them?  How do you do it?  You must know a lot of songs.  Do you take it line by line?

    Anyway, this is something new.  You are the first EC member who did this kind of writing.  What a style!

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