it will be okay
it will be okay
it will be okay
it will be okay
why do people who hurt you the most love to say
everything will be okay
easy for you to say
move on and you’ll be okay
did you ever feel the same way?
if you did you wouldn’t say
it will be okay
you don’t love me like that
so you never felt the same way
easy to say
easy to say
easy to say
move on it will be okay
you don’t love me like that
don’t feel the same way
so easy for you to say
so easy for you to say
why do people who hurt you the most love to say
it will be okay
–B
October 8, 2024 at 8:11 AM
About This Poem: The poem "it will be okay" by Bryce Eldridge reflects on the dissonance between words of reassurance and the emotional pain inflicted by those offering them. This thematic focus aligns with confessional poetry, a style where poets candidly explore personal experiences and emotions. The poem's free verse structure, characterized by repetition and the absence of a fixed rhyme scheme or meter, allows the raw emotional content to flow naturally. Therefore, this poem can be classified as a confessional free verse piece.