Professing your love
Begging me to come back Not on your life, Buddy Our marriage jumped the track The train of life Was never smooth for us I was your possession That was so tough I wasn't allowed friends No one to confide in I couldn't have an opinion No way could I win I wanted to be a partner To someone who respected me A husband with whom I was equal Our divorce set me free You were a Mama's boy Siblings, the youngest of six We lived there for two years Any privacy did not exist They went through my belongings Way too many times I felt so violated There were so many crimes Your father was a peeping Tom From a hole in his bedroom wall I couldn't take a bath, alone There is so much more, I recall I woke to find a hand on my leg I am too frightened to open my eyes When I do, I try to scream in fright But my throat won't utter any cries I call you at work, "Please, come home" You're now angry with me Not at your father, the creep On many things we couldn't agree You disliked my family From them, you always hid Away in your workshop If they called me, God forbid I was used as your object This was very important to you I needed someone to communicate with It was impossible for me to be true I hated how you made me feel Sometimes less than human Oh yes, you were basically generous That allowed you to be, *The Man* It's sad to say but our children Were the ones that lost In a divorce, they always are The children lose, no matter the cost Now it's too late, the damage is done You told them, I was so bad You never were at any fault The way it all ended made me so sad. Delilah M. (Dede) Haas© June 19, 2007 Website Hear my plea, Dear God Help us to repair the damage That has been done to our children. When there is a divorce The children lose the most! Please forgive us.
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