Divorce

Miss Daisy

Kick me when I'm down,
Rub some salt into my wounds,
Ignore me when I need you,
And treat me with contempt.
Leave the dirty work to me,
To nourish, nurture, care.
As long as you are ok,
You don't need to worry, anyway.
Just keep on wearing your blinkers,
And never look back.
But if it all goes wrong,
Then know I am still here,
Battling on, battling on.
But don't ever think,
You can return.

  • Author: Flossy McGowan (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 24th, 2017 09:25
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments2

  • swingline

    So true , don't make the same mistake twice .

    • Miss Daisy

      I did! 1 son by first and 2 sons by second! But won't make a third one!!

      • swingline

        I am twice divorced but still looking for the perfect love and I think I have found it .

      • Augustus

        Been there. Well done.



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