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Divorce Of Two Lives Your pain and humiliation give me no satisfaction, you're without a home. I have walls to clean that echo your fury and a dog with big brown eyes. Your anguish bleeds through a face that refuses to look in the mirror. I have thrown away the guilt of goodbye, I want to sign my old name again. Your sons are quite now;they've heard my sobs behind the bedroom door. I have family pictures to give you, will you keep them locked away? Your parents sit alone and hold hands, they cried for me when mother died. I have no answers why I waited nineteen years, I only know I don't want nineteen more. You will not languish without me; you'll soon forget I did the dishes alone. I have my father's old clocks and grandpa's face and time to love complete. You want the piano, and no child support, take the bed and its emptiness too. I have daffodil bulbs to plant that will bring me pleaure in the spring. You cannot bring me back now with promises, others heard what I didn't realize. I want my dad to put a red bib under my chin, I love his crummy spaghetti sauce. You'll ride your new tractor through fields I never heard music in. I'll write books you won't read, and watch a red sunset bring love. |
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