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His Face Sits Cracked Above the Mantelpiece.
Or
The Woman They All Hate.
Or
The Spinster Become.
I see you walk through the door
With the unromantic flowers and chocolates in hand
And you expect me to be romantic
When I saw you hours before
Standing in the streets and clinging to whores?
Have made it so.
Your sordid little secret would be discovered?
You don’t seem very worried.
To give you another chance?
So you can go off again?
I am no fool.
Though all can play.
I must have been blind to love you!
You blinded me
With you false face – the one that now sits
Cracked and ruined above the mantelpiece.
You don’t remember it?
What a surprise!
You discarded it long ago
And have worn many since.
But no longer anything
For you.
Stranger.
You are no longer a part of my life
So leave before I call the authorities.
I’ve seen your childish tantrums before and
I want no more!
Love me?
Can’t live
Without me?
Oh, I’m sure you’ll be able to find
All you need out there
On the streets.
It’s all my fault
For not allowing it to work.
How dare they judge me
When they hide behind
Scuffed wedding rings and
Pinned-up grins!
Throw you heart on the floor!
Cry ‘til you scream!
To bleed.