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The man who was supposed to be there
He was supposed to hold me close
And tell me I was special
Fight my battles like a prince in armor
And make me feel like with him by my side I was invincible
I wanted him there
Until he showed he clearly didn't care
Breaking promises like they were glass
And leaving my heart shattered with them
He made me feel alone
Like the world was mine to take
In a way, he helped me be stronger
But still, I can't say I love him to his face
He said he tried his best
And that life was cruel to him
He guilted me until I felt like I owed him everything
I should have held him close
And told him he was special
Been there to fight his battles
And showed him he was invincible
Why did I, a little girl not see the pain in his eyes
Pull up my socks, and be there when he needed me the most
He was supposed to be there
He wasn't
And to this day I question if it was all my fault?
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This poem is about my personal relationship with a very important figure in my life. However, it can be related to any relationship in anyone's life. I think the feeling of being unwanted is very common whether it is meant to be or not. At some point in all of our lives, we have felt like we are not valued by a person and that it's our job to make them like us.