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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required “Why d’you take so much care? Why don’t you dump her altogether?” That’s the question they ask me for the umpteenth time and more. She lies upon her bed; her blank stares pierce the mirror in front of her The immovable torso that she has been accursed with lay facing the door Twenty years ago met a beautiful girl with the man she liked The courtship period soon passed by, the marriage was solemnized Wedding guests had a sumptuous meal, everyone was satisfied The fairy tale began; the new couple merry, their life was prized Perhaps you thought the fairy tale would survive? Heck, no— Two years later we were on a hilly terrain ride Squall and thunder, a great boulder suddenly had a go The car slipped and somersaulted; seconds later a tide Gripped me by awe, my beautiful girl was in a pool of blood She survived; only to be left in such a ruin I was dumbstruck; had a great pain to evade the flood Of public sympathy, anyway once again made ‘our’ life a-going Since then we have been living here, people ask me why I haven’t dumped her; left her at her own fate People are crazy, their pokes and nudges should be kept at bay Have you been answered? Well now I think am getting late Several miles downtown my mistress’ bed is prepared; she must be looking my way
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