MY HUSBAND HAS COME UNDONE





Dark, tall and handsome
Who knows where this stallion had come from
Gentle, calm and collected
All lousiness he neglected
I fell for this, I'm meant for this.

His words fall from his lips like pearls
His time is meant for work, not pretty girls
I have waited for this for years
He is going to wipe all my dried tears
I fell for this, I'm meant for this.

He is different from the men I've known
His gestures affect me to the bones
He is respectful to both young and old
He is the one my dream once told
I fell for this, I'm meant for this.

Every time, I bat my eyes
To gain attention, God hear my cries
I shouldn't fall for this, I should be wise
But my heart aches, I can't deny.

And finally, he arrives!
With wine, honey and bags of rice
On his kneels asking for my parent for the price
The price is me, the priceless me.

Happiness consumed us both
See smiles enveloped in our wedding clothes
We were meant to last so long
But where did it all go wrong?

Three years and the love is gone
Everyday, he comes home drunk
We have a daughter and a six month old son
In my ears, is the doom song.

I didn't rush into this,
I took my time
At a point in time, everything seems just fine
He goes for weeks, doesn't leave a dime
I, A girl of bronze, now covered in slime.

OH MY HUSBAND HAS COME UNDONE!
The man I married is totally gone
I'm left with this piece of work
So, I ask again
Where did it go wrong?

Four years now
I'm his lonely slave
He never says "my wife"
His attention, he never gave
He say's he is the boss
And I'm his stupid employee
After cries and sleepless nights
Every battle I refused to fight
www.bnlug.org
So I made a decision I thought was right.
Here is what I did.

I took a pen and a plane white sheet
On it I wrote his sweet defeat
I'm resigning from being 'your thing'
I'm taking a long leave
Take care of my princess and prince
I can't handle this, I'm leaving
Yours faithfully,
Your slave just became a queen.

GreyGray.

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