Yesterday’s tears have dried and gone.
I ended my fears with the coming dawn.
I left with a suitcase and what I had on.
Sick and tired of your lies and being your pawn.
I remembered my place – where I belong.
You always said I wasn’t that strong,
Well I left our bed and proved you wrong.
And covered in red, you finally succumbed,
To your just death, under my thumb.
Now all that’s left is for me to run.
Yikes!! That’s a serious, poem, Ashlie!! Well done 🙂
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Thanks, Jim. I thought I’d take a different route with this one. Glad you like it!
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A powerful scene and a poetic murder, beautifully done!
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Thanks, Mason!!
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You’re welcome.
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